The phrase "universal data" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to refer to information or data that is seen as applicable or relevant to all people or situations. Example: "The study aimed to collect universal data on the effectiveness of different teaching methods across all age groups."
UDMP provides (1) a set of universal data models to help both university researches and industry, and (2) an application programming interface (API) based mechanism for data exchanging to eliminate the inefficiency of traditional low-bandwidth formatted files.
Typically, medical and social care facilities, diagnostic services networks, schools, universities, workplaces, and correctional facilities constitute the core of data sources for universal data repositories (see Table 1 for more examples).
"It interests me to take woman as universal data," she has said.
This could surely be seen as another milestone in universal data language in the spirit of openness.
The debate shouldn't be between blanket, universal data retention and no retention at all, as it was misleadingly cast.
Web services try to standardise integration by turning the Internet into a universal data bus.
It's more like "Age of N.S.A.," extending the concept of the universal data-scoop to define all humans as enemies of the total-security mechanism.
Utilizing the quality information in consolidating data sets demands a universal data-quality measure that is not yet existent.
We also reviewed administrative (i.e., universal billing) data as a secondary data source and found similar trends to those observed in this study.
The strong phylogenetic structure in the universal protein data set I used (and in similar data sets in the literature) is well established, and trees based on this dataset have local regions of high topological support [ 103, 104].
The universal citation data will be used to track the progress of courts recognizing the value of citing official online legal materials through adopting a public domain citation system.
