The phrase "a generic description of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to refer to a broad or non-specific explanation of something.
Example: "The report provides a generic description of the company's services without going into detail."
Alternatives: "a general overview of" or "a broad outline of".
However, the use of a generic description of the proposed eye test has generated results that are applicable to development of interventions for improving attendance at eye care services more generally.
The Syrian authorities use the term terrorist as a generic description of all armed opponents.
But though a generic description of SDSS had been provided, no empirical test has been made to prove its value.
In this paper, a generic description of real-time online information is provided based on three schemes using partial online information and one scheme with no online information.
The study confirmed what some researchers suspected: the day-old memory was a nearly verbatim record of what actually happened, but a week later memory was closer to a generic description of what usually happens.
We apply the model here in a case involving a three-tiered system of explanatory schemes, which can serve as a generic description of some well-known cases studied in empirical research on learning.
This is a very generic description of what's going on and certainly isn't meant to be the end all of explanations.
That is to say, a unified, generic description of the outputs (using ontologies, for instance) plays such an important role because it permits the sharing of a business idea and its deployment to many possible technologies.
If you add in a high level of technical and intellectual sophistication, this is a pretty accurate generic description of a novel by Toni Morrison.
The present article proposes the adoption of a community-defined, uniform, generic description of the core attributes of biological databases, BioDBCore.
To address some of these issues we propose the adoption of a community-defined, uniform, generic description of the 'core attributes of biological databases', which we will name BioDBCore.
