The phrase "are generally appropriate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is usually suitable or fitting in a particular context.
Example: "The guidelines provided in the manual are generally appropriate for most situations encountered in the workplace."
Alternatives: "are typically suitable" or "are usually fitting."
Thus, the early parts of the module, paired with the description of the general mathematical background and hands-on exercises, are generally appropriate for use in existing biology courses including genetics, evolution, and cell and molecular biology.
"The industrially: zoned areas are generally appropriate," the report said, "but the residen tial zoning Makes little or no distinction; between areas with excellent environments or transportation and areas with out these advantages.
It is shown from the comparison that the design rules given in American Design Manual (AA) and Australian/New Zealand Standard (AS/NZS) for limit state design of aluminium alloy structural members are generally appropriate but with comparatively high scatter of predictions; whereas the design rules given in Chinese Code are generally appropriate for the design of aluminium alloy CHS columns.
In addition, the comparison of test strengths with design strengths also reveals that the current design rules for perforated cold-formed steel and aluminum structural members are all conservative, in which North American Specifications (NAS) for perforated cold-formed steel structural members are generally appropriate with the lowest value of COV.
It is shown from the comparison that the current Eurocode 3 is quite conservative for the traditional SHS X-joints under in-plane bending, whereas the current IIW Specification and Christitsas׳s equation are generally appropriate for the traditional and square bird-beak SHS X-joints under in-plane bending, respectively.
All formed constriction methods are generally appropriate for small streams.
The inspector general considered the measures taken were "generally appropriate" and that they had addressed the issues identified.
Second, it said that 90 or 150 days were generally appropriate deadlines, depending on the circumstances.
Second, it said that a deadline of 90 or 150 days was generally appropriate, depending on the circumstances.
Justice David H. Souter, writing for the majority in the 5-to-3 decision, said a ratio between the two sorts of damages of no more than one-to-one was generally appropriate, at least in maritime cases.
The peers said that current laws, most of which pre-dated social media such as Facebook, Twitter and YouTube, were "generally appropriate" and prosecutions could be brought under the Communications Act 2003, Malicious Communications Act 1988 and the 1997 Protection from Harassment Act.
