The phrase "a generic line for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a standard or typical statement or response that can be applied in various situations.
Example: "When asked about his plans, he gave a generic line for his future, saying he was focused on personal growth."
Alternatives: "a standard response for" or "a typical statement for".
Hough transform is a generic line detection algorithm and used to find road lines [23, 24].
They are then followed by a generic line that describes the cheat.
The resulting Loxed Cassette Acceptor allele (Rosa26 LCA) serves as a generic recipient line for all signaling sentinel constructs via RMCE.
A generic on-line bioassay for phosphate-consuming or releasing enzymes was developed and applied to measurement of continuous phosphate release from alkaline phosphatase and to detection of tetramisole in a plant extract as an inhibitor of the enzyme [ 60].
By expanding the exponent function in the integrand into a Taylor series, analytical expressions are derived for the generic line integrals left in the non-singular Burton Miller formulation with respect to the polar angle.
In this section, we present the fixed-share experts algorithm as a generic solution for on-line prediction.
Cut to a generic tree-lined avenue.
The Belief Scheduler is part of a generic architecture developed for on-line and automatic human action and activity recognition in videos of athletics taken with a moving camera.
To quantitatively score any cancer for its EMT status, we derived a generic EMT signature for tumours and cell lines based on the weighted sum of the significance analysis of microarray (SAM) and receiver operating characteristic (ROC) results from each of the cancer-specific EMT signatures (Fig 2A; see Material and Methods).
On top of that, marketing for the product line has emphasized its technological leaps a degree of quality generic lines can't ensure.
