The phrase "although generally well" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrasting statement about a subject that is typically in a good condition or state.
Example: "Although generally well received, the new policy faced criticism from some stakeholders."
Alternatives: "even if mostly positive" or "despite being largely favorable".
Although generally well tolerated, growth deficits have been reported in children and adolescents undergoing MP treatment.
Although generally well received by viewers, the character was described as a "ludicrous Lady MacBeth wannabe" by Jim Shelley of the Daily Mirror.
Although generally well tolerated, three severe adverse events occurred in the SKI306X group (compared with 11 for diclofenac).
Although generally well tolerated, a minority of patients discontinue therapy due to gastrointestinal and skin-related adverse events (AEs).
Although generally well tolerated, adjuvant trastuzumab is associated with a significant increase in the incidence of cardiotoxicity, compared with chemotherapy alone 3.
Thus, DDEA 1.16% gel may be a preferable alternative to oral NSAIDs which, although generally well tolerated, can cause gastrointestinal adverse reactions such as bleeding and perforation [ 30].
Although generally well-regarded for his leadership by scientists, he was not notably involved in the international policy battles involving birth control, abortion, and travel to AIDS meetings that rumbled through the early years of the George W. Bush Administration.
Although generally well-received, the manga has also attracted some criticism.
Although generally well-conserved, they exhibit important differences.
Although generally well-tolerated, rilonacept in combination with indomethacin and rilonacept alone did not provide additional pain relief over 72 hours relative to indomethacin alone in patients with acute gout flare.
Although they are generally well liked, the aqueduct volunteers have at times run afoul of the rules.
