The phrase "a general hypothesis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a broad or overarching statement that can be tested or explored in research or scientific inquiry.
Example: "In this study, we will propose a general hypothesis regarding the relationship between sleep patterns and cognitive performance."
Alternatives: "a broad hypothesis" or "an overarching hypothesis".
Tocqueville is often criticized for thinking in advance of evidence, but that isn't quite fair: he throws out a general hypothesis and then tests it.
A general hypothesis concerning azide building blocks was proposed by Bushmarinov et al. [42].
The difficulty is related to the fact that up to now there is not a general hypothesis that guarantees the application of free deconvolution to any random matrix.
The results concord with a general hypothesis that effects of organic farming might be overpowered by effects of landscape structure in heterogeneous landscapes.
The approach is centred around a kernel dictionary implementing a general hypothesis space which is updated incrementally, accounting for memory and processing capacity limitations.
This finding provided the basis for a general hypothesis of a reverse binding mode for β-phenethylamine-based DPP-IV inhibitors.
This paper examines the hypothesis of a general theory that encompasses increasing complexities in the financial innovation process.
A conceptual review", by Tamer Khraisha and Keren Arthur, examines the hypothesis of a general theory that encompasses increasing complexities in the financial innovation process.
The main theorems (existence and uniqueness of the limit system when the number of particles tends to infinity, propagation of chaos property) are stated under a fairly general hypothesis on the coefficients.
Based on formal analysis of 18 exploratory applications, 12 of which have been reported previously, a testable general hypothesis for FieldREG experiments has been postulated, namely that data taken in environments fostering relatively intense or profound subjective resonance will show larger deviations of the mean relative to chance expectation than those generated in more pragmatic assemblies.
Xia [10] integrated the two conventional hypotheses mentioned above and developed a new general hypothesis based on wobble cost as WCH.
