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The phrase "a general kind" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a broad category or type of something without specifying particular details.
Example: "The study focused on a general kind of behavior observed in social animals."
Alternatives: "a broad type" or "a common category".
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That's a general kind of thing.
"It's just a general kind of rattling of noise".
And what I've illustrated above is a general kind of example.
He sinks into a style that's just kind of a general kind of American style.
A modified projective synchronization is proposed to acquire a general kind of proportional relationships between the drive and response systems.
"Losing My Edge" is simultaneously about a specific, insular community and about a general kind of anxiety.
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When he was fourteen, he began to work as a patissier, and shortly after ward was glad to get a job as a more general kind of chef with Jean Vignard, in Lyon.
Whewell claimed that "when the theory, by the concurrences of two indications … has included a new range of phenomena, we have, in fact, a new induction of a more general kind, to which the inductions formerly obtained are subordinate, as particular cases to a general population" (1858b, 96).
But the view supported by this argument is not a weak, Counterfactual Motivation version of internalism; rather it is a more general kind of Actual State view, claiming a connection between reasons and all psychological states relevant to the explanation of action.
There's also a more general kind of search, like learning about a topic.
A similar dialectic goes for Actual State views which appeal to a more general kind of state than 'desire'desire
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