The phrase "as general strikes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or comparing actions or events that are similar to general strikes, often in a political or labor context.
Example: "The protests escalated, leading to actions that were seen as general strikes across the nation."
Alternatives: "like general strikes" or "similar to general strikes".
It's not as if the story of ordinary people systematically stifling the Nazis through acts of industrial sabotage and general strikes, as well as saving 8,000 Jews by covertly sailing them to neutral Sweden is lacking in excitement.
As such, he claimed that tactics designed to end the war, such as pacifism and general strikes, were unnecessary, and that instead the war should be pursued until Germany was defeated.
The Bedside Guardian, an annual collection of the best writing and cartoons, has appeared since 1952, and there have been numerous books on subjects as wide ranging as the General Strike and the Tour de France.
Meanwhile, Maoists had called general strikes as part of their campaign to force the prime minister to resign.
A number of provincial capitals held general strikes as an element of civil disobedience to keep pressure on Mr. Saleh's government.
In some Asian and African countries, trade unions allied with independence movements often resorted to general strikes as a means of political protest during colonial rule.
As a general strike called by opponents of President Hugo Chavez continued for a second week, Venezuela was grinding to a halt.
As a general strike took hold across the country, there were violent protests in central Athens, where tens of thousands of people had rallied.
Trade unions said more than a million people marched in 50 demonstrations on a day of nationwide stoppages billed as a "general strike".The strike was called to protest against the government's pension reforms.
As a general strike entered a second day on Monday, the police said they had filed charges against 44 opposition activists after scattered violence and vandalism erupted in Dhaka, the capital, on Sunday.
