The phrase "a more general manner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a broader or less specific way of doing something or expressing an idea.
Example: "To address the issue effectively, we should approach it in a more general manner rather than focusing on specific details."
Alternatives: "a broader way" or "a less specific approach".
Some of the guidelines are connected to specific simulation software packages and some are written in a more general manner.
Specifically, we used a complete design (male and female raters, male and female faces and voices) to determine whether androstadienone influences the perception of social stimuli in a sex-specific manner, which would favor pheromonal-like properties of the compound, or in a more general manner, which would suggest that the compound has broader influences on human psychological responses.
By combining leaf deposition data with PMF-acquired standardised technical measurements, exposure can be assessed in a more general manner.
In particular, navigation by means of links between videos or, in a more general manner, between multimedia contents, is a crucial issue of Internet TV diffusion.
Therefore, whilst they can contribute towards the governance of the actions of NSAGs, their specificity prohibits them from filling the governance gap in a more general manner.
The focus of our policy work is to bring together systems in a more general manner, focusing on flexibility and adaptability to bring functionality and efficiencies previously not available.
In a more general way, dams illustrate the importance of considering the resource nexus beyond food, water and energy in a more comprehensive manner.
This requires the existing data correlations for fluidelastic instability to be viewed in a fresh and more general manner.
In many ways, much depends on whether one uses the term existentialism in a narrow or more general manner.
Change is addressed in different ways - for example, Chapter 4 on Turkey presents a systematic botanical approach to describing how vegetation communities change over time under different types of land use, whilst in Chapter 9 on Spain, change is described in a more general and qualitative manner.
The idea of a more general screen critic -- reviewing all manner of content, from five minutes to five hours, whether consumed in giant buildings or on our glasses -- may make the notion of specialized film and TV critics as outdated a newsroom fixture as the fedora or cigarette.
