The phrase "a general setting of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a broad context or environment in which something occurs or is situated.
Example: "The novel takes place in a general setting of a small coastal town during the 19th century."
Alternatives: "a broad context of" or "a general backdrop of".
The result was quickly stripped of its trappings in the theory of differential equations and applied to a general setting of a transformation of a space to itself.
In 1976, Lim [25] introduced the notion of asymptotic center and, consequently, coined the concept of △-convergence in a general setting of a metric space.
For our considerations in the subsequent sections, it is convenient to employ a general setting of nonconforming Galerkin methods.
Thus, some intrinsic bias cannot be excluded entirely and when translating our findings into a general setting of preoperative treatment this should be taken into account.
The systematic choice of the objectives thereby assures the generation of a general set of optimal process flowsheets, which constitute a sound basis for the synthesis of a viable plant.
We cannot react to a general mentality of terrorism without a general set of ideals.
It outlined a general set of guidelines on green economy policies and a 10-year programmatic framework on sustainable consumption and production patterns.
The result is a general set of principles rather than a practical road map with specifics on how to redistribute wealth, they say.
It should cover a general set of services, but insurers would be able to design products to steer patients towards cost-effective care.
The devil is in the details, goes the cliché that has been trotted out repeatedly ever since a bipartisan group of eight senators unveiled on Monday a general set of principles for an overhaul of the immigration system.
The most frequent case, a shall-issue state, will issue a permit to anyone who applies for a permit, meets a general set of requirements and passes a background check.
