The phrase "applied in general" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing concepts, principles, or rules that are broadly applicable rather than specific to a particular case.
Example: "The theory of relativity can be applied in general to various scenarios in physics."
Alternatives: "generally applicable" or "broadly applied".
Widely used communication assessment instruments such as the Maastricht History-taking and Advice Scoring list (MAAS-Global) [ 4], also applied in general practitioner's (GP) performance assessment, determine to what extent generic communication skills, expected to be pursued in every consultation with every patient, are observed.
The approach can be applied in general software development and in legacy system maintenance.
The technique can be applied in general to cell separation systems where IgG antibodies against specific cell surface markers are available.
The proposed autocatalytic mechanism can be applied in general to determine the preferred self accommodating martensite plate clusters in any alloy system.
Our safety analysis could be applied in general to any geological repository designed to be in an unsaturated zone, since it is based on the geology, unsaturated zone location, and a key characteristic of the waste, heat production.
It seems that the FireFight DSS approach can be applied in general to others plant diseases where accurate monitoring is needed in areas where disease is not yet present.
But what applies in general, does not always apply in particular.
The former have the advantage of being simpler to apply in general without the need for preconditioning techniques.
Norms learned in a particular e-mail environment may not apply in general to your email communication with people across the Internet.
The method is not limited to cubic EOS, but applies in general to any pressure-explicit EOS with parameters dependent on temperature and composition.
Weigel is setting up a standard he cannot possibly mean to apply in general: When a reporter reports that a source told him something, do not believe him without further verification.
