The phrase "a general impoverishment of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a widespread decline in wealth, quality, or resources in a particular context.
Example: "The economic policies have led to a general impoverishment of the rural communities, affecting their access to education and healthcare."
Alternatives: "a widespread decline in" or "a broad deterioration of".
No such tonic immersion is available to most contemporary writers, who, as sequestered as ever, must strive alone to transcend the general impoverishment of the political imagination.
The weakness and general impoverishment of the Welsh media also served to ensure that there was very little differentiation in terms of the way that the referendum was covered in Wales.
Moreover, the program deprived potentially more promising research efforts of resources and contributed to the general impoverishment of California's entire higher-education system.
Yang has in mind the fate of Russia, where Boris Yeltsin, the nemesis of Soviet Communism, tried to rush an entire society toward democracy and the free market, only to pave the way for years of general impoverishment and suffering and for the return of authoritarianism under Vladimir Putin.
I don't know why, in these end times for communications made with dead trees and days of general impoverishment, but the market for sumptuous, fat, beautifully illustrated books of architecture and design seems as strong as ever.
"Those heavenly fruits that were promised to people, they were just a declaration that brought nothing but general impoverishment".
Global culture, by its nature, focuses on big names and rankings, to our general impoverishment.
The political identity and community standing of pastoral groups is altered by reduced herd size, the need to divert resources to clearance and general impoverishment.
We concluded that less forested areas are losing species richness and diversity, and as a consequence species originality, and presenting a general trend of phylogenetic impoverishment at the landscape scale.
