The phrase "as generally assumed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a common belief or understanding that is widely accepted.
Example: "The results of the study support the hypothesis, as generally assumed by experts in the field."
Alternatives: "as commonly believed" or "as widely accepted".
Although some studies have established a relationship between trouble of seeing and HRQoL, others have indicated that visual impairment does not affect generic HRQoL as much as generally assumed.
Rumors spread that Osama bin Laden was with them -- not near Kandahar in the south, as generally assumed, but in an area of jagged ridges called Tora Bora.
From the full-scale test results, the bearing stress distribution is a trapezoid shape as generally assumed for the examination of the external stability of MSE walls.
The observations by NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope, combined with previous data from European satellites, showed that the dust clouds in these protoplanetary disks did not, as generally assumed, steadily fade away over a few million to a few tens of millions of years.
The results of calculations suggest also that the location of the quantum confinement (the constriction) may not necessarily be at the nanowire center (as generally assumed) but rather at the joints of nanowire with base electrodes where the wire width is the lowest.
The gap between children's preschool language and the scientific discourse in school is not as wide as generally assumed.
Results revealed that the design team's correlation estimates were not as accurate as is generally assumed.
Furthermore, the level of (epi mutation affecting the 'A' set of regenerants implies that the interpretation of phenotype in doubled haploid mapping populations, which are ubiquitously used for genetic analysis of QTL, is not as straightforward as is generally assumed.
Also, it was not an overwhelmingly Roman enterprise, as had been generally assumed.
Describing the findings in the current issue of the journal Science, the Berkeley researchers concluded that the age data from 155 glass beads "show that the crater production rate has not been constant over the last 3 billion years, as had been generally assumed".
Daphne (after Daphne du Maurier, as opposed to Daphne Broon from The Broons as is generally assumed in Leith), was traumatised.
