The phrase "a generalized definition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a broad or overarching explanation of a concept that encompasses various specific instances.
Example: "In our discussion, we will start with a generalized definition of artificial intelligence before diving into its specific applications."
Alternatives: "a broad definition" or "an overarching definition".
A generalized definition for the energy mobility is then established.
A generalized definition of the preset count moving average algorithm for digital rate meters has been introduced.
4. Hayward (1994a) has offered a generalized definition of a black hole, not requiring any of the special global structures that the traditional definition relies on.
A generalized definition of 'fluidization' is proposed to extend fluidization principle into much wider scientific fields, which would be effective also for wider collaborations.
A generalized definition of the aerodynamic damping matrix as function of both the angle of incidence and the angle of skew is proposed.
In this paper, the authors put forward a generalized definition of a manufacturing resource model by analyzing the manufacturing resource requirements during the development of the product and by abstracting the normal manufacturing resource expression.
In order to resolve the various difficulties in the hydrogen hydroxide ion definitions of acids and bases, a new, more generalized definition was proposed in 1923 almost simultaneously by J.M. Brønsted and T.M. Lowry.
The generalized definition of the Jk-integral is recast into a domain independent form composed of line and area integrals by utilizing the constitutive relations of plane orthotropic thermoelasticity.
Finally, the generalized definition of the rate regions for the MIMO/OFDM transmission will be presented.
Relationships between the higher-order zig-zag theories and the classical FSDT and HSDT are systematically established via the mixed variational theorem and the generalized definition of the mean displacement.
Using this generalized definition of AS, PrimerSeq can design primers for all types of AS events, such as exon skipping, alternative splice sites and mutually exclusive exons.
