The phrase "a more general consideration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing broader aspects or factors that apply to a situation or topic.
Example: "In addition to the specific details, we must also take into account a more general consideration of the project's impact on the community."
Alternatives: "a broader perspective" or "a wider viewpoint".
The methodology provides a basis for a more general consideration of the relationship between the flood response dependence to spatial rainfall organisation and catchment size.
The paper compels a more general consideration of oral aural practices and their role in constructing relationships of authority and accountability.
Research on ICR-based motion controllers has focused on handling structural singularities and misses a more general consideration of the chassis' kinematic and physical constraints like steering, velocity and acceleration constraints.
The field of ergonomics has an opportunity to assist, not only with this area, but also to encourage a more general consideration of the user during medical device development.
That legislation, in addition to reversing several of the cost-containment measures enacted as part of the 1980 Social Security Disability Amendments, shifted the criteria for DI eligibility from a list of specific impairments to a more general consideration of a person's medical condition and ability to work.
Honderich's argument is instructive for a more general consideration of the wave of epiphenomenalist criticisms lobbed at Anomalous Monism.
A few more general considerations were discussed, in particular the need to consider the individual's satisfaction.
We believe that the study of such a simplified case may lead to more general considerations, in which, for instance, g ( t ) is eventually periodic.
After becoming professor of modern literature at Bonn in 1830, he turned increasingly to more general considerations of the Romance languages.
The technical challenges encountered in developing these tools, as well as the more general considerations when making archived data available to the user community through a web interface, are discussed.
