The phrase "a general implementation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a broad or non-specific application of a concept, method, or system.
Example: "The team developed a general implementation of the software that can be adapted for various industries."
Alternatives: "a broad application" or "a universal execution".
Also this paper proposes a general implementation procedure for the industries that are interested in the application of XML/EDI.
The multcomp package in R provides a general implementation of the framework for global and simultaneous inference in parametric models.
We hereby present a general implementation of non-homogeneous models of substitutions.
Thus, the current evidence base remains insufficient to support a general implementation of DMPs.
15, 16 In this tutorial we argue for simplicity, and do not recommend a general implementation of dropout models across E-R analysis.
[ 1] Before a general implementation of CT screening, it will be necessary also to clarify any adverse effects of CT screening.
Google has been testing OpenID with its Blogger platform since late last year, but this is said to be a more general implementation across core Google properties.
Lastly, we used AMMP technology to test mRNA peptide fusion function without the need for the HA tag/anti-HA antibody and showed a more general implementation of the method.
In addition, the survival benefit achieved by screening for early oesophageal cancer (Horiuchi et al, 1998) underlines the need for a more general implementation of surveillance in HNC patients.
There are a range of intervention architectures for OHIs, which usually also incorporate a set of general implementation principles to be followed during the process (cf. Table 1).
While the usage of tangential system matrices is common in nonlinear finite element practices, it is demonstrated that the transversal version of linearization offers an easier and more general implementation, requires no computations of directional derivatives and leads to a consistently higher level of numerical accuracy.
