The phrase "universally suitable" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means something that is suitable for everyone or applicable in all situations. Example: "The new safety helmet is universally suitable for all workers, regardless of their job responsibilities."
In a blog, Sky brand director Lyssa McGowan said: "We're all aware that cyberspace can present security risks, and that the internet isn't universally suitable for children.
The use of dimensionless heating rate and other dimensionless operational parameters made these expressions universally suitable for different column dimensions, heating rates, carrier gas types, flow rates, etc.
More than 200 procedures were described but none was universally suitable for all kinds of deformities.
Whatever the cause of the observed differences in degradation it is clear that the storage methods investigated, and previously used [16], [17], [18], are not universally suitable.
These studies are valuable, but the techniques used may not be universally suitable for routine implementation (Annese 2012).
These data demonstrate that if subtle changes in expression are of critical importance, choosing a single reference gene may not be universally suitable.
Therefore, since there are no universally-suitable reference genes, it is necessary to verify the expression levels of the candidate reference genes under the same experimental conditions as those used for the gene of interest.
There is no universally accepted suitable response rate in surveys because that depends on many factors, but following the strategies for ensuring optimal response rate reported in the literature we obtained a reasonable rate: using the right kind of sponsors, appropriate inducement, the questionnaire format, the cover letter and a follow up strategy.
A suitable and universally acceptable approach may enhance information accuracy (prediction capability).
Hilly and Flicker – as Hill and David Flitcroft, his influential assistant, are almost universally known – may sound more suitable names for a pair of Welsh cobs than a dream managerial duo but they have demonstrated a real ability to nurture young talent.
Different authors have proposed different expressions for the relation F, yielding scattered values of ft. None of these alternatives is universally recognized as being more suitable than the others.
