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The phrase "a general moan about" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a vague or non-specific complaint or expression of dissatisfaction regarding a particular topic.
Example: "During the meeting, there was a general moan about the lack of resources for the project."
Alternatives: "a broad complaint about" or "a vague grumble regarding".
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But it turned into a general moan about the economy.
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Performers frequently moan about never seeing a royalty check from their record label, no matter how many discs they sell.
Anything to moan about?
This is a general truth about norms.
Have a general conversation about birthdays.
So complained Francis Atterbury, the Bishop of Rochester, in a 1714 moan about the Palatine refugees from the Rhineland.
This time last year, I made a similar moan about the NHS being an email-free zone.
The idea that Ronaldo required an attitude change is a misplaced moan about an ultra-committed, obsessive trainer.
What am I moaning about?
Anyway, what are they all moaning about?
What are you moaning about?
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