The phrase "a more general implementation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a broader or less specific version of a particular implementation in a technical or programming context.
Example: "The new software update includes a more general implementation that can accommodate various user needs."
Alternatives: "a broader implementation" or "a less specific implementation".
Google has been testing OpenID with its Blogger platform since late last year, but this is said to be a more general implementation across core Google properties.
Lastly, we used AMMP technology to test mRNA peptide fusion function without the need for the HA tag/anti-HA antibody and showed a more general implementation of the method.
In addition, the survival benefit achieved by screening for early oesophageal cancer (Horiuchi et al, 1998) underlines the need for a more general implementation of surveillance in HNC patients.
While the usage of tangential system matrices is common in nonlinear finite element practices, it is demonstrated that the transversal version of linearization offers an easier and more general implementation, requires no computations of directional derivatives and leads to a consistently higher level of numerical accuracy.
This dissertation demonstrates how it is possible to improve on the state of the art, providing not only tighter bounds by leveraging task timing information, but also an approach that is capable of dealing with a more general model and implementation platform configuration.
This finding may represent either a benefit of increased administrative efficiency from EHR implementation, or a more general characteristic common to practices that had implemented EHR systems by 2010.
A discussion on the challenges and future directions for the implementation of a more general and standardized protocol is provided.
Then, the concept of "implementation" is defined, and we progressively shift from a traditional "design then implementation" standpoint to a more general theory of a model design/implementation, seen as a cross-construction process between the model and the organisation in which it is implemented.
Arulampalam et al. provide a more general introduction to Bayesian filtering, encompassing particle filter implementations [13].
The results also showed that a tailored implementation is able to perform faster than a more general one by orders of magnitude, while providing similar quality.
