The phrase "appearance of the generic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing perceptions, representations, or characteristics that are typical or standard in a particular category or type.
Example: "The appearance of the generic in modern design often leads to a lack of originality and creativity."
Alternatives: "look of the typical" or "form of the standard".
The CGPA's contention is that the brand-name companies continually listed new patents on a product, each of which can trigger a new NOA and an additional stay on the appearance of a generic.
The increase in drug spending attendant on the delay in the appearance of generic equivalents may partly explain why provincial governments have increased co-payments and deductibles for recipients of publicly funded drug plans.
During tracking, the driver-specific appearance of each generic feature is learned for different views.
Moreover, these are patients who did not have their medication changed, but took the medication initially prescribed (although the appearance of generic drugs could vary from one manufacturer to another), and this enhances the measure of effect in our study.
The gray-haired Cornell-trained psychiatrist has a gentle, serious manner, and his appearance, together with the generic shrink décor of his office — leather couch, granite-topped coffee table — makes this pronouncement seem particularly jarring.
But there was something generic in the appearance of the original Rapide; the nose was too bland and ordinary.
Changes in the appearance of the drug can cause patients to lose confidence in the safety or effectiveness of the generic prescription, affecting non-adherence to treatment, especially in chronic diseases and patients on multiple medications.
'Cognitive problems,'perceiveded physical appearance,' and 'communication' subscales of the Cancer Module were compared with the 'social functioning' and 'school functioning' subscales of the Generic Core Scales.
