The phrase "a general formulation for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a broad or overarching statement or method that applies to a particular subject or area of study.
Example: "In mathematics, a general formulation for solving quadratic equations can be expressed using the quadratic formula."
Alternatives: "a broad framework for" or "a universal approach to".
In this paper, we introduced a general formulation for the modified generalized Laguerre operational matrix of fractional integration.
In the current contribution, a general formulation for the non-linear stability problem has been formulated numerically based on the transfer-matrix method.
Also a general formulation for FLFs fractional derivatives and product operational matrices is driven.
A general formulation for the two dimensional lateral buckling problem is developed employing classical rod theory.
This study presents a general formulation for toppling risk assessment of rigid electrical equipment during earthquakes.
This paper presents a general formulation for nonlinear vibration analysis of rotating beams.
A general formulation of the quantization distortion for different quantization-error models and for all coding systems is given.
However, there was very little or no discussion of whether this choice was appropriate for a general formulation of the uncertainty relations.
As the discretization scheme is derived for a general formulation of multicontinuum physical systems, it can be readily applied to a large class of simplified multiphase models; on the other, the approach can be seen as a generalization of these models that are commonly encountered in the literature and employed when the latter are not sufficiently accurate.
Moreover, Hansen et al. [7] presented a general formulation of Jensen's operator inequality for a bounded continuous field of self-adjoint operators and a unital field of positive linear mappings: f ( ∫ T ϕ t ( x t ) d μ ( t ) ) ≤ ∫ T ϕ t ( f ( x t ) ) d μ ( t ), (3).
that do not depend on a particular process adopted for its definition; thus, it can be considered as a general formulation valid for whatever process, reversible or irreversible, connecting two different thermodynamic states.
