The phrase "a generic system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a system that is not specific or tailored to particular needs, often implying a standard or common approach.
Example: "The software we are using is a generic system that can be adapted for various applications."
Alternatives: "a standard system" or "a universal system".
This method is based on a generic system of habitat definitions, General Habitat Categories (GHCs).
The approximation in (13) and the proposed decoding scheme in general may not be valid for a generic system matrix H k. As shown in Figure 3, the banded sparse structure of the system matrix reduces the residual ICI and CAI interference upon multiple iterations.
This research addresses the issue through the development of a generic system architecture that would facilitate the creation of automated model generators for structural construction.
This paper presents a generic system for creating and automatically populating a relational database from data generated by the widely used L-system approach to modelling plant morphogenesis.
A generic system architecture is also proposed, and its implementation is described.
We have found that a conceptual model of a generic system has many advantages.
Our analyses suggest a generic systems level mechanism of regulation of the cellular signaling network at the transcriptional level.
Examples are an energy-minimizing model [ 21], a mechanical stimuli-based model, a two-dimensional cellular level model [ 20] and a generic systems model [ 75].
Here, we present a generic systems pharmacology approach integrating prior physiological and pharmacological knowledge, preclinical data, and clinical trial results, which allows predicting adverse event rates related to drug exposure.
Here, we present a generic systems pharmacology framework approach using PBPK modeling and prior physiological and pharmacological knowledge that may be used to extrapolate from clinical incidence rates in dominant patient populations to rare frequency events, i.e. patient to patient, dose to dose, or drug to drug.
We develop a mathematical model of a simple generic system in which three chemicals, a, b and c, react and diffuse within a region of tissue, Ω.
