The phrase "a generalized concept of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing broad ideas or theories that encompass various specific instances or examples.
Example: "In philosophy, a generalized concept of justice can vary significantly between different cultures and societies."
Alternatives: "a broad idea of" or "a universal notion of".
Standard bibliometric indices were re-defined using a generalized concept of "successful paper".
In this respect, it is a generalized concept of multivariate statistical monitoring approaches.
The Romans did not develop a generalized concept of juristic personality in the sense of an entity that had rights and duties.
The goal of this Letter is to stress the availability of such a generalized concept of QFTbits.
Recently, distributed order systems as a generalized concept of fractional order have been a major focus in science and engineering areas, and have rapidly extended application across a wide range of disciplines.
Since in the scientific and technical literature multiple, sometimes incompatible, definitions of 'measurement' can be found, identifying a single conceptual framework is a significant target for measurement science, towards a generalized concept of measurement, in compliance with the notion of widely-defined measurement proposed by Ludwik Finkelstein.
A generalized concept for the construction of composite memristive systems, efficiently built out of individual memristive devices, is presented.
From this characterization, we define a natural generalized concept of a strongly regular graph closely related to Euclidean designs and codes.
These specific sets of behaviors are not directly observable in fossil forms, so we will utilize a more generalized concept of dores: a bird that feeds on the flesh of other vertebrates.
This chapter begins with a discussion of the generalized concept of an algorithm being either a solution based upon a set of software steps or a solution based in hardware.
So, the next time you find yourself challenged by other's opinions, ask if you are being challenged because you are trying to live a false or generalized concept of who you wish you were.
