The phrase "a generally young" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a group or population that is predominantly composed of younger individuals.
Example: "The committee is composed of a generally young group of professionals who bring fresh perspectives to the table."
Alternatives: "mostly young" or "predominantly young".
Preexisting comorbidities were also common in the ICU cohort, especially alcoholism, smoking, and diabetes, despite a generally young population.
"By restricting the policies to people who own their equipment, Apple is tapping into a generally young and healthy group of people who are likely to have fewer claims than the average American," he said.
This study captured the 5-year mortality rate in a generally young adult cohort.
As a result, it is being aimed at consumers ages 18 to 34, a generally younger demographic group than the one to which Clairol markets dyes.
But today's Hispanic voters are a generally younger, more educated and more affluent electorate than they were two decades ago — qualities that make them impervious to Mrs. Clinton's big-name endorsements.
Nintendo, which through its handheld Game Boy has attracted a generally younger crowd of users than Sony, will also reveal more details about its new console, a device called the Gamecube.
The discrepancy between the ratio of NJR-PROMS linked episodes to total NJR episodes across implants (1 10 for cemented vs. 1 50 for resurfacing) is difficult to explain, but may be due to a generally younger resurfacing population, or because there was a higher proportion of resurfacings in the private sector (for which PROMs are not available).
Main reasons for this trend are the universal ageing of populations, multi-morbidity, higher-expectancy of treated end stage renal disease (ESRD) patients and increasing access of a generally younger patient population to treatment in countries in which access had previously been limited [ 4, 5].
City Opera fielded a good, generally young cast, but the singers sometimes had trouble making themselves heard.
Shitty wine, unfulfilling sex, and a new haircut are generally young adult go-to's after a normal breakup.
Even as women in politics is becoming no more newsworthy than women in business, the arrival of a new crop of generally young, seemingly bright and overwhelmingly Republican women does raise a question.
