The phrase "a general application of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the broad use or implementation of a concept, principle, or method in various contexts.
Example: "The study focuses on a general application of the theory across different industries to assess its effectiveness."
Alternatives: "a broad use of" or "a widespread implementation of".
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.
"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.
A general application of matrices in physics is to the description of linearly coupled harmonic systems.
By reviewing descriptions of call structures in the literature, we suggest a general application of this mechanism.
A general application of biological pathways or networks in -omics data analysis is to integrate them with numerical data from an -omics screen.
Trans-splicing modulation of E10 splicing is independent of the specific mutation affecting splicing and can therefore have a general application for the correction of the downstream consequences of mutations affecting splicing regulatory elements.
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.
Then, a three-degree-of-freedom system is introduced to demonstrate a more general application of BAA.
The present method has a general application in this field of study.
However, a more general application of the two-level notion is possible.
