The phrase "a general occurrence and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that happens frequently or commonly, often in a broader context.
Example: "In many cultures, a general occurrence and acceptance of diverse traditions can be observed."
Alternatives: "a common event and" or "a frequent situation and".
To ensure that the ability of cells to uptake survivin from the CM was a general occurrence and not specific for the HeLa cells, we also incubated Capan1, Capan2, MCF-7, Panc1, PC3, SaOS2, U2OS, HCC, and HBMS cells in HA-Flag-survivin-containing CM.
This strongly suggests that maintenance of tissue-specific gene extinction is a general occurrence in these tumours (Figures 4 A and B).
Null alleles at microsatellites is a general occurrence reported in essentially all species where two-generation analysis required for genetic mapping or paternity determination have been carried out (reviewed in [ 52]).
For PaZIP, the high mean r value of 0.2 was matched by a population recombination rate of 0, but contrary to expectations this was not a general occurrence because we could not find a significant correlation between mean r and ρ per site across genes.
The evidence we provide here for long-distance transport of AsA in potato plants, corroborates earlier findings in A. thaliana and M. sativa [ 18] and suggests that source-sink AsA translocation may be a general occurrence in plants.
Senescence, or a decline in abilities, signals advancing age in mammals but is not a general occurrence in the animal kingdom.
Wiltschko feels the study is "really well done" but thinks more research is needed before claiming that this is a general occurrence.
If our work indicates a general occurrence of a mobility perspective in Western countries, this policy discourse needs to be taken into consideration when framing national planning goals and legislation, as well as when setting guidelines for the handling of issues related to speed limits in public administration on regional and local levels.
Moreover, septin rings are also detected at the site of entry of S. flexneri (Figure 2E and F) and Salmonella Typhimurium (data not shown), suggesting that septin recruitment is a general occurrence wherever there is actin polymerization upon bacterial entry.
Another weakness of the study was related to the high TV values, which were presented as a general occurrence regardless of how many high values there were from each individual patient.
Due to a general occurrence in the third decade of life, the age at which many individuals are developing their maximal earning ability, in combination with the progressive nature of the disease, particularly in cases of continuous disease activity, AS often impairs functional ability and leads to increasing disability and loss of employment.
