The phrase "acting generally" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to behavior or actions that are not specific or detailed, but rather broad or overarching.
Example: "In this context, we are acting generally to ensure that all team members feel included in the decision-making process."
Alternatives: "behaving broadly" or "acting in a general manner".
The acting generally is first-class, but what holds the film together is the performance of Andy Serkis.
CO2 retention is determined by multiple factors acting generally in combinations varying according to the geology of the reservoir and the implementation of the recovery.
A business account might be better off acting generally accessible and adding a call to action.
The film has an air of respect for the issues touched on, and this impression is confirmed by the acting generally".
Moreover, they act by enhancing signaling through specific, naturally occurring pathways that regulate food intake as opposed to acting more generally on multiple neuronal processes, for example, by altering synaptic concentrations of neurotransmitters.
Evidence that they were acting together generally was not sufficient; instead, proof they were acting for acquiring CSX shares was the standard.
Because most entering students are without experience, directors of acting workshops generally request an interview with the child and the parent.
The processes underlying delivery rate-dependent modulation of neural responses to recurring calls shown in Figure 5B could be stimulus specific or acting more generally on auditory input.
For example, preference for [A|C]GT over [A|C]GC most probably reflects processes acting more generally.
The first-generation recombinant ESAs (epoetin alfa and beta) were short-acting, generally requiring administration three times per week [ 9].
The two animals meander around the barnyard, grazing and grunting and generally acting like hungry teenagers.
