The phrase "a generic design of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a design that is not specific or tailored, but rather a general or standard version of a design concept.
Example: "The architect presented a generic design of the building that could be adapted for various locations."
Alternatives: "a standard design of" or "a basic design of".
The USITER Project is responsible for providing a generic design of 18 diagnostics upper port plugs (UPPs).
To this end, we first present a reference architecture that represents a generic design of such systems.
This paper proposes a generic design of a programmable array processor architecture for a wide variety of approximate string matching algorithms to gain high performance at low cost.
After enumerating major developments a generic design of DMR process is selected and optimized for specific compression energy (SCE) and overall heat transfer coefficient (UA) using Box methodology and controlled elitist genetic algorithm.
This test aims to simulate the hypothetical Bottom Drain Line Break (BDLB) accident initialized by an instantaneous guillotine rupture of the vessel Bottom Drain Line (BDL) in a generic design of natural circulation BWR equipped with passive safety systems.
This work presents a generic design protocol of DPSAs obtained by a least squares fitting that combines phase shifting algorithms (PSAs) in a suitable non-linear way.
We plan to investigate the consequences of intra- and interlayer interactions between different self-organizing behaviors in order to derive a generic design methodology of self-organizing network systems.
This paper presents a generic design and implementation of a multi-modal operator interface (MOI) which has been dedicated for supervisory control systems.
This chapter covers instance-specific design, an optimization technique involving effective exploitation of information specific to an instance of a generic design description.
We present in this paper a generic design framework towards the profitable operation of a service overlay network (SON) that aims to assure inter-domain quality of services (QoS).
This seems to be a result of the generic design of the tool and insufficient training on the part of assessors.
