The phrase "are generally isolated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or condition where certain entities or elements are typically separated or not connected to others.
Example: "In many ecosystems, certain species are generally isolated from their counterparts, leading to unique evolutionary paths."
Alternatives: "are typically separated" or "are usually detached".
Such mono-hydrides are generally isolated network sites and are associated with H bonded at isolated dangling bonds and vacancies.
"Gas leaks are generally isolated to specific buildings," he said.
"Eye-popping" increases, such as that for digoxin, are generally isolated events, he says.
Since these sectors offer little productivity growth and are generally isolated from foreign competition, they cannot pull a nation out of poverty.
Human dental pulp cells (HDPCs) are generally isolated and cultured with xenogeneic products and in stress conditions that may alter their biological features.
This is consistent with the contrasting microstructure of melt inclusions, i.e., most plagioclase-hosted melt inclusions show a sieve texture21, whereas pyroxene-hosted melt inclusions are generally isolated with a rounded shape (Fig. 2).
Yet when people get flexible work arrangements, they're generally isolated cases — for longtime employees whom companies trust and don't want to lose.
However, the application of e-portfolios in engineering and ICT programs has been generally isolated to a few courses in each program, if at all.
Settled since Celtic times (4th century bc), its inhabitants were generally isolated until the coming of the Walsers (emigrants from the Swiss canton of Wallis [Valais] in the Upper Rhône River valley) in the 14th and 15th centuries.
French also says that disease is generally isolated when chickens are confined to cages, whereas it can spread more easily if the hens are interacting with each other.
Also, lead contamination tends to be more widespread versus a Legionnaires' outbreak, which is generally isolated to a specific building. .
