'uniform understanding' is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It can be used to refer to a shared agreement among members of a group or society. For example: The members of the council worked together to develop a uniform understanding of the rules of the game.
While disparities for Asian or Pacific Islander groups are not uniform, understanding distinct risks and problematic birth outcomes among groups is critical to ensuring health equity among all racial/ethnic groups.
It is neither the sum total of their identity nor does it indicate a uniform understanding of Islam.
Our device treats all people fairly, and hopes to have uniform understanding across all first-world cultures.
However, so far, the uniform understanding or conclusion about the formation mechanism of FGA has not been drawn.
To determine and to quantify outcome from injury demands that multiple factors be universally applied so that there is uniform understanding that the same outcome is understood for the same injury.
Because of this, my brother and I had a uniform understanding of what she wanted; we had no arguments about whether or not this or that should be done, but were able to stand together to ensure that, as much as possible, her wishes were met — even when it meant standing firm against the doctor.
"Everyone who wears the UCPD uniform understands that policing here requires understanding, sensitivity, and tolerance if this campus is to remain a hospitable host for the free exchange of ideas and opinions," she wrote.
Plate tectonics, theory dealing with the dynamics of Earth's outer shell the lithosphere that revolutionized Earth sciences by providing a uniform context for understanding mountain-building processes, volcanoes, and earthquakes as well as the evolution of Earth's surface and reconstructing its past continents and oceans.
Due to the appearance of temperature gradient and non-uniform gelation, fully understanding of residual stresses is even more complex in thick laminates.
Since that proposition is contrary to the uniform general understanding (and we think the only understanding consistent with principle) that the Fifth and Sixth Amendments require conviction by a jury of all elements of the crime, we must reject those cases that have embraced it.
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