The phrase "a general screening" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a broad assessment or evaluation process, often in medical, educational, or security settings.
Example: "Before the event, all attendees will undergo a general screening to ensure safety and compliance with health regulations."
Alternatives: "a broad assessment" or "a preliminary evaluation".
A technique for generating a general screening platform consisting of dots of immobilized beads on silicon has been developed via self-sorting and -assembly of different kinds of beads.
Another limitation is that our study does not allow for exploration of differences between experiences of receiving a screening-detected CD diagnosis in a research study compared to a general screening program or being diagnosed due to symptoms.
As of Oct. 30, the department will no longer require the tests as part of a general screening of new applicants although they will undergo broad security reviews.
HPLC at elevated pressure is also well suited as a general screening technique.
Going to the theater for a general screening gets less and less appealing as flat panel TVs get bigger, better, and cheaper.
In the present study we report a general screening assay for glycosyltransferases that has been developed using the blood group α-(1→3 -galactosyltransferase (GTB) as a model.
Instead, a general screen or 'standard design' is now commonly expected by regulatory authorities with more routine inclusion of neurological and reproductive assessments.
A general screen for enzymes that catalyze the synthesis of the glycosidic bond would enable the identification and engineering of new or improved enzymes.
However, there are 4 different subtypes of mouse IgG; thus, the validity of the above approach, as a general screen for humoral immune responses, depends upon the assumption that the antisera recognize all IgG subtypes.
It is speculated that rather than the prenatal exposure protocol used here, the generation study design with both pre- and postnatal exposure may be preferable as a general screen to detect developmental immunotoxic injury after xenobiotic exposure.
This testing was performed with a general screen of randomly selected domains from the universal set of domains, excluding the representative domains of the seed database, and including those from recent CASP experiments.
