The phrase "are generally selected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a common practice or trend regarding the choice or selection of items, individuals, or options in various contexts.
Example: "In this study, participants are generally selected based on their experience and qualifications."
Alternatives: "are typically chosen" or "are often picked".
In practical design applications, final dimensions are generally selected as one of the most suitable ones among numerous design selections that satisfy the regulations.
Thus, stalagmites are generally selected for paleoclimatic analysis.
Those statues are generally selected by individual states to represent them.
Detectives categorise missing people into three categories – low, medium and high risk, and only those in the high-risk category are generally selected for publicity.
First, this argument does not explain why within these inegalitarian countries, the least poor groups are generally selected by FT. Then, the criterion used to justify which nations deserve to enter the FT system is contradictory.
And drugs will be chosen based on that profile, the way antibiotics are generally selected based on the pathogen that is causing the infection, not on where in the body the infection occurs.
Northeastern systems are generally moving toward the mixed platform design or all high-level platforms, while systems elsewhere are generally selecting the low-level design.
The selection of TEM in the biological field is generally selected due to its ability to see the intercellular organelles and the ultra-resolution (typically nanometer or sub-nanometer) imaging that can be obtained.
"We have a saying: kid-cool, parent-friendly," Mr. Balsam said, adding that songs were generally selected for their lack of saucy lyrics.
People who managed to survive the disaster were generally selected to be more robust than those who failed, especially for children and adolescents.
