The phrase "a general involvement of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the participation or engagement of individuals or groups in a particular context or activity.
Example: "The study highlighted a general involvement of community members in the decision-making process."
Alternatives: "a broad participation of" or "a widespread engagement of".
The results converged on a general involvement of four regions across memory tests.
We suggest that these disparate phenotypes might reflect a general involvement of corazonin neurons functioning within stress responses for the reasons given previously (Figure 8).
In combination with our findings, these results indicate a general involvement of this region in deception processing, regardless of whether one's own actions or actions of others are concerned.
Finally, the investigators indicated a general involvement of p38 in stress-induced cell death in RPE cells, since p38 is also involved in oxidative stress.
External validation against an adult population did not confirm a general involvement of CTIF or LCP1 in hearing function in adults.
This lack of consistency, even among CGIs belonging to the same permanent maternal gDMR, does not support a general involvement of periodic CpG spacing in targeting Dnmt3a/l to these regions.
However, the available results clearly point to a general involvement in the control of many key pathways that impinge on the regulation of gene expression [ 4].
However, the function in humans of many other members remains obscure and a more general involvement of MS4A family members as ion channel adaptor proteins in non-immune tissues is suspected [ 28].
However, over time the general appeal of those ideas has diminished as it became clear that hybrid dysgenesis may not be sufficiently common to support a more general involvement of TEs and their contribution to reproductive isolation remained elusive [ 37, 38].
These, together with signatures for ERBB2 (Supplementary Figure 4), harvey rat sarcoma viral oncogene homolog, kirsten rat sarcoma viral oncogene homolog and transforming growth factor-β signaling, indicate the general involvement of pathways involved with cell growth and survival in drug-resistant ALL-27R.
Of particular relevance is a recent report on the general involvement of miRNAs in lifespan and aging in C. elegans [ 41].
