The phrase "a general index" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a comprehensive list or catalog of topics, terms, or subjects typically found in books, articles, or databases.
Example: "The book includes a general index at the end, making it easy for readers to find specific information."
Alternatives: "a comprehensive index" or "an overall index".
The EQ-5D (EuroQol) has been developed to generate a general index of experienced health and for the assessment of Quality Adjusted Life Years (QALY).
Although there is no single definition, systematic indexing, or evaluation principles, generally speaking, scholars tend to agree that it is a general index used to evaluate a population's living conditions from the perspective of social development and is more inclusive than "standard of living" (Wu 2002).
A general index based on the seven disease group scores was then generated to estimate the overall effect of somatic disease.
A general index is augmented by reading and study guides on important subjects.
An extra volume provided the useful innovation of a general index, which became a standard feature of all further editions.
The Library of Congress does not publish a general index to the classification schedules, but a Combined Indexes to the Library of Congress Classification Schedules, compiled by Nancy B. Olson, was published independently in 1975.
A general indexing paradigm was developed for structuring data collection and validly conducting analyses.
Supporting the previous report[33], our results imply that H2A.Z might be a general indexing factor that marks antisense expression.
Body mass index, as a general indicator of body fatness, increased from 22.8±2.0 kg/m2 at baseline to 24.3±2.6 kg/m2 at follow-up (P<0.01, Table 1).
Afterward comes a brief "Overview of the Moral Virtues and Vices," a very extensive and invaluable glossary, a list of "Key Greek Terms," an index of proper names and at last a detailed "general index".
However, it is a useful general index that can be used to gauge driving proficiency.It is reiterated that this research involved evaluation of driving performance as gauged by a driving simulator alone and no recourse was made to on-road driving test.
