The phrase "a general frame of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a broad structure or context within which something is understood or analyzed.
Example: "In order to understand the issue, we need to establish a general frame of reference for our discussion."
Alternatives: "a broad context of" or "an overarching framework of".
As long as such structure parameters are given as position and orientation of central line in turret, cam and rollers, geometry modeling of indexing cam can be implemented in a general frame of kinematic equations by applying this method.
For the calcareous nannoplankton, the standard zonal scheme of Martini (1971) was adopted as a general frame of reference.
Rather than prescribing specific methodological processes, this preliminary analysis served as a general frame of reference to guide the development of TARS.
The approach outlined in Climate Change for Forest Policy-Makers provides a general frame of reference for the integration of climate change considerations into NFPs or forest policy frameworks.
This will allow to both obtain a general frame of reference for rationalizing the burden of data coming from high throughput technologies and to derive effective operational views on biological systems.
We first treat the case of a general frame on an arbitrary Hilbert space, and then specialize the results to shift-invariant frames with multiple generators.
Fractal methodology provides a general frame for the understanding of real-world phenomena.
In order to deal with this complexity, it is possible to cite at least some fields and authors that have provided a general frame for the understanding of (environmental) sound.
In this paper, a general frame for the inverse solution of arbitrary 3R types, without geometric constraints, is presented.
This paper presents a general frame for kinematic analysis and geometry design of indexing cam mechanism, such as parallel cam mechanism and roller gear cam mechanism.
This paper introduces a new and general frame-of-reference for true unified, iterative solutions of AC/DC power flows using the Newton-Raphson method.
