In this letter, we present two new types of D-dimensional nonperturbative Generalized Uncertainty Principle (GUP) which are predicted both a minimal length uncertainty and a maximal observable momentum. Then, using these GUPs, we study the density of states for D-dimensional spherical coordinate systems in the momentum space. Also, we investigate the cosmological constant in the presence of these GUPs and finally, compare their massless type with the ones were predicted by Kempf and Pedram in Refs. [1] and [18]. Moreover, using a more general form of the higher order GUP, once again we compare the massless cosmological constants

We explore the phase-space of homogeneous and anisotropic spacetimes within symmetric teleparallel $f(Q)$ gravity. Specifically, we consider the Kantowski-Sachs and locally rotational Bianchi III geometries to describe the physical space. By analyzing the phase-space, we reconstruct the cosmological history dictated by $f(Q)$ gravity and comment about the theory’s viability. Our findings suggest that the free parameters of the connection must be constrained to eliminate nonlinear terms in the field equations. Consequently, new stationary points emerge, rendering the theory cosmologically viable. We identify the existence of anisotropic accelerated universes, which may correspond to the preinflationary epoch.