The phrase "a general application" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a broad or universal use of something, often in contexts like software, rules, or principles.
Example: "The new software has a general application across various industries, making it a versatile tool for businesses."
Alternatives: "a universal application" or "a broad application".
"A general application of the rule of mutual recognition of civil status documents will result in a situation where the political and social choices of some member states would be imposed on all the others," CARE for Europe, a Christian lobby group, argued in its submission to the commission, echoing numerous opponents.
The present method has a general application in this field of study.
The paper presents a walk-through section with a general application to an ATM process.
Consequently, a general application of the existing models to both slender and compact slabs might yield inconsistent results.
A general application of these ideas to many significant problems in engineering is mainly limited by two issues.
The psychometric test design followed a general application viewpoint where the test was determined by its use, in this case testing individual beliefs of a stratified sample in a specific time and in local specified context.
While catalogs aim to identify and list items in a collection, schemes of classification have a more general application in arranging documents in a sequence that will make sense and be helpful to the user.
A particular numerical situation and a more general application to the drug combination study are considered in Examples 5 and 6, respectively, in the Appendix.
For a particular numerical illustration and a more general application to the drug combination study, see Examples 7 and 8, respectively, in the Appendix.
This is a very important factor and a successful general application of the method described here requires that the annotation of genomes and ontologies/pathways keeps on improving.
Although predestination essentially is concerned with salvation the question of whether a certain individual will be saved or damned it is a concept that easily lends itself to a more general application.
