The phrase "as a general thinking" is not correct in English.
It seems to be an attempt to express a general idea or perspective, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "As a general thinking, we should prioritize sustainability in our projects."
Alternatives: "as a general principle" or "in general terms".
That's a crystallization of China's security thinking, and it also goes along with the general thinking in Asia.
As metric data, the general thinking is that for a company, the more followers the better.
As a general, he was forever thinking of the danger of hostile Indians or colonial powers; but he matched his national security concerns with his personal interest in real estate.
2. The second HUGE mistake is, somehow, in spite of indicating a lot of knowledge in general, thinking that bulk numbers -- as in, every film released on as many as 100 screens -- can be used to analyze anything in a reasonable way.
"There aren't any limitations," offers Ms. Nichols as a general life philosophy, "just limited thinking".
As a general rule, when you are thinking about the "advice" that Presidents ask for and receive, do not think of this as fatherly advice, or the guidance of sage old hands, or of cutting edge political intelligence rendered to a preferred president to give them a policy or electoral edge.
And hard-won insights (that were much in line with my own general thinking as well).
The general thinking there, as it is in New England, was that Gronkowski was open even when he was covered.
The general thinking was Caruana faced an extra spot of pressure today as white.
As a general rule, take your time during the thinking and deliberating stage but move quickly during the action stage of prudence.
That's the general thinking these days, as the App Stores fill up with "good enough" alternatives to paid apps, while major publishers game the charts with free offerings that make millions which can then be used for their ongoing user acquisition efforts.
