The phrase "a more general understanding" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing concepts or ideas that require a broader perspective or a less specific interpretation.
Example: "In order to address the issue effectively, we need to develop a more general understanding of the underlying factors at play."
Alternatives: "a broader comprehension" or "a wider perspective".
Based on our results, graphs as studied in this paper (and networks in a more general understanding) may emerge as new paradigms to describe and understand complex structures representing the human experience and might be a milestone in developing a more detailed understanding of human functioning.
We also need to have a more general understanding of whether this virus could acquire abilities of airborne transmission in other ways.
The lessons learned from Atx1 may lead to a more general understanding of the cell's protective strategies against aggregation.
Throughout history, muscle research has led to numerous scientific breakthroughs that have brought insight to a more general understanding of all biological processes.
In addition to point loading studies, tensile and compressive deformation [8] studies of whole crystals can give a more general understanding of the processes occurring within the bulk of a crystal.
Plant trait-based analyses provide a useful approach for comparing and describing distinct plant communities and may offer a more general understanding of the influences and consequences of disturbance associated with land use on riparian vegetation.
It aims to develop a deeper and more general understanding of a situation rather than, for example, describing it in terms of observed barriers and facilitators to change.
Given that these two species differ in how they perceive the graded variation in their calls (Fischer 1998; Fischer et al. 2001b), the graded structure of chirps presents an opportunity to further our more general understanding of how signal receivers respond appropriately to acoustically similar alarm calls produced in situations requiring incompatible escape behaviours.
However, our interpretation is in line with both the models of attentional control (10 12) and the more general understanding of the lPFC as providing a supervisory role in cognition (41).
The general strategy just canvassed has two stages: the first stage carefully examines cases, and the second appeals to our more general understanding of the ethical.
The two main challenges of ecological modelling are to yield more general understanding and theory and to provide testable and robust predictions.
