The phrase "universal analysis" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe a comprehensive review of a topic or situation. For example: After conducting a universal analysis of the current economic situation, we concluded that a recession was unlikely.
Data were acquired by TA Q series, version 5.4.0 and the results were analyzed using universal analysis 2000, version 4.5.
Data were acquired by TA Q series, version 5.4.0 and analyzed using universal analysis 2000, version 4.5.
Unfortunately, a number of factors combine to frustrate any universal analysis, and the flow conditions and the proximity of local geometry need to be taken into account.
The onset was calculated as the start of the crystallization exothermal curve and was analyzed using the Universal Analysis 2000 v. 4.1D program (TA Instruments).
The data were analyzed by commercial software (Universal Analysis 2000, TA Instruments, New Castle, DE, USA).
TA Universal Analysis 2000 software was used for automation and data collection on an IBM ThinkCentre computer.
The current study presents a novel and universal theoretical analysis method for calculating the dynamic stiffness and damping coefficients of aerodynamic tilting-pad bearing.
Another benefit of universal DNA analysis is likely to be significant reductions in children born with rare "recessive" disorders, which only occur when a child inherits malfunctioning genetic variants from both their mother and father.
Since January 2001, two additional outbreak cases have been identified from New York City after implementation of universal RFLP analysis for isolates obtained from all TB patients in that city.
Given the vast variety of light microscopy applications in systems biology, the search for a universal image analysis tool that covers all the needs is often illusive.
Kronecker joined Weierstrass in approving the universal arithmetization of analysis, but he insisted that all mathematics should be reduced to the positive whole numbers.
