The phrase "a general exposure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a broad or overall experience or awareness of a subject or situation, without going into specific details.
Example: "The course provides a general exposure to the principles of economics, allowing students to understand the basic concepts."
Alternatives: "a broad overview" or "a general introduction".
The revelation about Encounter was part of a general exposure of the considerable extent to which the C.I.A., by means of dummy foundations and front organizations such as the Congress for Cultural Freedom, headquartered in Berlin, had subsidized and promoted activities that it calculated to be anti-Soviet.
A General Exposure to Violence Index (GEVI) was devised, based on participants' reports of exposure to violence in the preceding 12 months.
Most local weather channels will include a general exposure rating for the day but there are a few personal items you can use as well.
We used three types of pesticide exposure variables: a) general exposure, b) use (personally mixed or applied) of pesticide classes, and c) use of individual pesticides.
12 When studying a mixture of substances such as vehicle emissions, a general exposure indicator such as the distance to a large road may be more useful than models of specific pollutants, as this approach has been used in a number of studies.
Recently, we and others demonstrated the potential of this indicator to serve as a surrogate measure for the general exposure level of a population, which can also be used to estimate subsequent health burdens at national levels (Antao et al. 2009; Lin et al. 2007; Nishikawa et al. 2008; Takahashi et al. 1999).
A need to provide general exposure to the specialty has raised concerns that gynaecological surgical training in particular is being detrimentally affected.
For instance, it is important to have measurements from many different railway stations to obtain a reliable estimate of the general exposure situation in railway stations in a study area.
Not only does antithrombin selectively and specifically dimerise to protect a vacated interface (Figs. 1c and 3a) but in the serpins in general, exposure of a hexapeptide β-acceptor site (Fig. 1b) is competitively filled by auto-linkages in a 50 1 preference to the natural hexapeptide (Fig. 2b).
The combined evidence of all studies suggested that hypothermia, starvation, lead poisoning and disease including scurvy, along with general exposure to a hostile environment whilst lacking adequate clothing and nutrition, killed everyone on the expedition in the years following its last sighting by Europeans in 1845.
The data are used to discuss general exposure conditions for an often-hypothetical community, or used to derive a risk factor.
