The phrase "a generic form of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that represents a general or typical example of a category or type.
Example: "The term 'vehicle' is a generic form of various modes of transportation, including cars, trucks, and bicycles."
Alternatives: "a general type of" or "a standard version of".
Currently, I'm paying $10 a month (my co-pay) for Junel Fe, a generic form of Loestrin.
The doctor prescribed methylphenidate, a generic form of Ritalin.
He was prescribed hydrocodone, a generic form of Vicodin, to control pain while the hand heals.
ANDRX CORP., Fort Lauderdale, Fla., said the Food and Drug Administration had approved its applications for a generic form of Claritin-D 24-hour extended-release tablets to treat allergies and a generic form of Nolvadex, a breast cancer treatment.
F.D.A. officials said that several producers had applications to sell a generic form of OxyContin pending before the agency.
Another big step came in 2003, when the company was the first to market a generic form of Paxil, the antidepressant sold by GlaxoSmithKline.
Despite an architecture that differs considerably from the circuit considered here, the authors also find an exponential N-dependence, predicted in [ 29] to be a generic form for domain-switching processes of this type by arguments similar to ours.
Merck & Company said on Friday that it had signed a deal for an authorized generic form of its blockbuster osteoporosis drug Fosamax to become available after the United States patent on the drug lapses on Feb. 6. "We can confirm an authorized generic deal for Fosamax has been signed, although specific details of the deal are proprietary," said a Merck spokesman, Ron Rogers.
All three drugs are available in a generic form, however, and sales of the three brand-name versions are falling.
The function has a generic form and is capable of measuring pathway similarity given different biological emphases.
The techniques in this paper could be extended to a more generic form of interaction kernel (k[r;mu]) in (22).
