The phrase "a generalized process of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a broad or overarching method or procedure that applies to various situations or contexts.
Example: "The study outlines a generalized process of decision-making that can be applied across different industries."
Alternatives: "a broad method of" or "a universal approach to".
Our previous results showed a concomitant occurrence of astroglial atrophy, as a generalized process, and astrogliosis of the astrocytes surrounding senile plaques in hippocampus of 3xTg-AD mice.
Fourth, ALI/ARDS is frequently a component of a generalized process resulting in dysfunction and failure of multiple organs.
The main component of the technology is a generalized process synthesis representation for simultaneous consideration of reaction and separation in multiphase systems that is amenable for stochastic optimisation.
Based on video analyses of the Making-based class sessions, a generalized process model was developed for each type of science model.
The generalized process of 'cold light' emission is called luminescence, and it refers to the absorption of energy by a material with the subsequent emission of photons[1].
The source of proliferating astrocytes in the process of gliosis, following either a localized injury or a more generalized process (Wachter et al., 2010), is still uncertain.
Since this kind of process always shows the integrating behavior, a P controller is first used for it to generate a self-balancing generalized process, then the PFC based PI control is designed for the generalized process.
A general consideration on the secretion of cellulases suggests that there are three different mechanisms based on their subcellular locations: 1) a specific secretory pathway independent of cellulose, 2) a secretory pathway which is induced by cellulose, and 3) a generalized blebbing process that occurs irrespective of the carbon source [ 36].
