The phrase "a general height" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an average or typical height measurement in a specific context, such as describing a group of people or objects.
Example: "The average height of adult males in the study was recorded as a general height of 5 feet 10 inches."
Alternatives: "an average height" or "a typical height".
A national height-age model for P. radiata in New Zealand was developed which performed favourably compared with individual regional models, and is thus recommended for use as a general purpose height model.
The numerical results pertaining to the right bank (Fig. 7b) follow the general height trend, but they indicate a certain overestimation with respect to the observed values from sections 2 to 9.
Djokovic's is now standing closer to the baseline to counter this strategy, which also lowers the general height of the rally, gets the ball back quicker to Nadal, and allows Djokovic to go down the line a lot more and find Nadal's backhand.
As calculated, the greatest height of tsunami generated by Landslide S4 is 17.5 m, occurring near Dongsha Islands, and the greatest run-up formed on the coastal line is 5.3 m, occurring near Shanwei City; the general height of waves attacking the coastal line is no more than 1.5m, but abnormally high waves might occur in 32 regions.
These relate to features such as control of the ball and the general height of the character's shot, which determines how much the character's play is affected by the wind.
K. General: height, weight and smoking status.
In general, height correlations of the child with each parent increased with age.
This general model was found to perform better than a series of regional models, and is therefore recommended as a general purpose height-age model for P. radiata in New Zealand.
They rise in Liaoning to general heights of about 1,500 feet (450 metres).
