The phrase "a generalized one for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a broad or overarching concept that applies to a specific situation or example.
Example: "This model serves as a generalized one for understanding various economic theories."
Alternatives: "a broad one for" or "a universal one for".
I say my skin, but, as with any passion, this was a generalized one.
I suffered under a generalized discipline, one that kept me at my desk and on my keyboard for stretches of lonely, uninterrupted hours, hypnotized and meditating upon that which lay on the computer monitor before me.
The reason is that in the former case the two processes satisfy identical BSDE, whereas in the latter case one obtains a generalized BSDE for the former process and a classical BSDE for the latter.
A generalized architecture for filtering of the one-sided Lipschitz nonlinear systems with output delays is explored, which exhibits diverging manifolds, namely, the conventional static-gain filter and the dynamical filter, and can be employed to render robust stability of the filtering error dynamics.
The results have been established for α-ψ-contractive mappings and for a generalized β-type one as well.
The results have been established for (alpha psi) contractive mappings and for a generalized (beta -type one.
Having obtained the temperature field, we then construct a generalized Timoshenko model for the one-way coupled thermoelastic analysis.
Here, one would build a generalized suffix tree for the sequences in O (| S 1 | + | S 2 | ) time, e.g. using Ukkonen's algorithm (Ukkonen, 1995).
For the French wine critic — a generalized type, but one who exists — they are about the ability to put a map inside your mind: to taste tastes and see places.
A probability state model is a set of generalized Q functions, one for each correlated measurement, where the common cumulative probability axis can be a surrogate for time or cellular progression.
