The phrase "a general examination for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a broad assessment or evaluation for a specific purpose or subject.
Example: "The school will conduct a general examination for all students at the end of the semester."
Alternatives: "a comprehensive assessment for" or "a broad evaluation for".
In the analysis, we modelled the proportion of appropriate questions asked for any given patient.> For each patient assessed, trainees were expected to perform a physical examination consisting of eight systems: a general examination, check for danger signs, and examination of the respiratory system, abdomen, ears, skin, basic neurological assessment, and check for any other clinical signs.
He makes tests of visual function and examines the interior of the eye as part of a general physical examination for symptoms of systemic or neurologic diseases.
This emphasizes a need for a careful general examination of the patient in order accomplish a complete diagnosis.
Given these difficulties, I decided to perform specific analyses which could be used as a starting point for a more general examination of the data.
However, the transcriptome data collected from the pre- and post-molt sub-mantle tissue samples allowed for a more general examination of differential gene expression.
Persons applying for permanent residency or long-term stay and renewal of long-term passes are given medical examinations that include a general physical examination, chest radiograph, and testing for HIV (11 ).
This examination included a general physical examination, lab tests, resting ECG and chest X-ray.
His general examination was remarkable for tachycardia (160/min), hypertension (214/116) and few respiratory crackles.
The study physician performed a general physical examination and pelvic speculum examination with collection of specimens for laboratory diagnosis of genital tract infections.
