The phrase "a general listing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a broad or non-specific enumeration of items, categories, or information.
Example: "The report includes a general listing of all the available resources for the project."
Alternatives: "a broad catalog" or "an overall inventory".
This paper aims to generate a general list of barriers to project risk management by referring the various barriers identified in the literature, analyse the interaction among the barriers for risk management, develop the interpretive structural model for prioritization of barriers affecting risk management in projects, and suggest strategies for overcoming such barriers.
A search for "Netscape 4.04", for example, returns a general list of sites about Web browsers.
"He was on a general list, which over half a million people — everybody had access to it.
He was on a general list of over half a million people, but there was not the kind of credible information that would move him up that list.
The Times should put on its Web site a general list of organizations and people quoted regularly: who they are, where their money comes from and whether they are a conservative, Democratic or Republican think tank or adviser.
David Letterman's 10 most memorable Late Show moments The Hollywood Reporter took the easy route, and compiled a general list of the classics including Joaquin Phoenix's weird interview, Madonna cursing, Drew Barrymore's striptease and his post-9/11 return.
Most of the information here has already been reported in newspapers, magazines and other biographies, which would be acceptable if Andersen provided more than just a general list of sources for his chapters.
Previously, state law prohibited releasing information about the identity of particular victims and their whereabouts, but a general list of shelter locations could be compelled under the Open Public Records Act.
