The phrase "universal gift" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that is seen as a gift that is universally applicable or beneficial to all people. Example: Love is often seen as a universal gift, as it has the power to bring joy and happiness to people from all walks of life.
Dancing with a stewardess (Stephanie Pack) in his hotel room, Lennon exhibits the inner freedom and exuberance that he was soon to make a universal gift.
(One exception being Amazon's universal gift list, of course, but it wasn't custom-designed for baby products).
2009 marked the first year of universal gift giving.
Even universal gift registries have been affected by the DIY trend.
The beloved big-box retailer recently partnered with MyRegistry.com, a universal gift registry that allows brides- and grooms-to-be to add items from a number of different retailers and collects them all in one place.
He is also reported to be close to Republican presidential candidate John McCain, whom he has endorsed, while President Bush has publicly praised Hagee's CUFI for "spreading the hope of God's love and the universal gift of freedom".
But his eye for detail, his great storytelling talent -- these universal gifts suffuse his work and make "The Bridegroom" a genuine pleasure.
Marqeta also debuted a universal gifting feature with merchants including Jamba Juice, 1-800 Flowers and thousands of other online and brick and mortar retailers via a partnership with Discover.
Fruit is one of the most beloved and universal gifts in China.
While other movie sets may be crowded with big-brand product placements, the homes in Whoville are stocked with household items cute enough to go straight to the Universal-brand gift shop.
(Universal; Blu-ray gift set, $119.98; Blu-ray, $79.98; DVD, $49.98; PG-13) LOONEY TUNES PLATINUM COLLECTION: VOLUME ONE Warner Brothers begins a high-definition upgrade of its Looney Tunes Golden Collection with a three-disc Blu-ray set that includes 50 of the best-loved titles, including "What's Opera, Doc?" and "Duck Amuck".
