The phrase "are generally significant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance or relevance of a subject in a general context.
Example: "The findings of the study are generally significant, indicating a trend that could impact future research."
Alternatives: "are typically important" or "are usually meaningful."
"The economic costs are generally significant but short-lived... we almost never can detect effects beyond one or two years".
Yet, as I wrote here last year, IMF economists have recently argued that "the economic costs are generally significant but short-lived... we almost never can detect effects beyond one or two years".
The impact speed and pedestrian age are generally significant factors influencing AIS2+ leg and pelvis injuries, and AIS3+ thorax and head injuries.
He described the cap as particularly harmful to Montgomery County residents "because property values in our county are so significant, and so property taxes are generally significant as well". With the end of 2017 fast approaching, Montgomery officials were in a frenzy Tuesday over how they would be able to quickly enact a prepayment option and find ways of alerting residents.
Nevertheless, the interrelations are generally significant and positive.
While the entries are generally significant, the dating of the events is very inaccurate, especially for the Indus.
The temperature increase is due to the viscous heating effect, which is generally significant in highly-viscous fluid flow.
Although differences between biomass simulated by the models were generally significant for rapeseed, they were significant only in 30% of the cases for maize.
The results show that fire suppression effect is generally significant under a higher Reynolds number due to the increasing global mixing rate.
A new technology typically turns its limitations into a mechanism of evaluation and consigns phenomena outside its capacities to the margins, not merely to its margins but to the margins of what is generally significant and worth worrying about.
The environmental impact of the tanning industry is generally significant with outputs of wastes, i.e. high concentrations of organics, salts and heavy metals (chromium compounds), both in solid and liquid form, as a result.
