The phrase "at this point generally" is not correct and may cause confusion in written English.
It could be used when discussing a general consensus or understanding at a specific moment in time, but the phrasing is awkward.
Example: "At this point generally, we believe that the project is on track, but we need more data to confirm."
Alternatives: "currently in general" or "at this stage typically".
"Equity-market valuations at this point generally are quite high," the head of the Federal Reserve said.
Rather than tell us anything deep about voter sentiments, polls at this point generally reflect name recognition and which candidates are receiving the most media attention at any given time.
At this point, generally speaking, "Supernatural" seems as tired and run-down as its protagonists; even Dean's trip to Purgatory at the end of the season had the feel of a show going through familiar motions.
Even though cameras were at that point generally banned from New York courts, the judge in the case made an exception and allowed Court TV to broadcast it, in part because the trial had been moved to Albany.
Polling at this point has generally been reliably predictive of who will win.
You: "And then he said the most extraordinary …" Tory: "Charles, I've been meaning to catch up with you all day, you old rogue!" At this point I generally say: "I'm sorry to have interrupted you," and walk away.
"Climb to the temple at the top just before sunset," says Wrath. "You'll find the monks chanting and few other tourists around," At this point your generally northerly, westbound itinerary with a south-easterly excursion, taking in Singapore and Manila en route to Kathmandu.
I should emphasize at this point that, generally speaking, I'm not inclined to be soft on pirates.
The FIRM-ACT study was designed to establish a first-line chemotherapy standard which at this point is generally accepted by the ACC community as the combination of EDP-M [15].
Looking into the absolute maximum (model's core) of the AD, it was observed that the 18 molecules covered at this point are generally very dissimilar (similarity matrix in Additional file 1: Figure S1), showing a 0.1137 median Tanimoto coefficient of ECFP4 fingerprints, which spanned between 0.029 and 0.71.
Considering the joint effects of markers at this point is generally a fruitless effort, given the astronomical number of potential combinations and the problem of dealing with false positives.
