"general citizens" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a group of people, particularly when discussing politics, laws, or other topics that involve a collective group. For example, "The proposed legislation was met with strong opposition from local general citizens."
"However, general citizens may or may not have to write programs to function effectively in this technological age".
Not everyone is a historian, a politician and for general citizens it can be hard to understand.
In the spatial design fields such as architectural design and urban design, a consensus-building process among a variety of stakeholders like project executors, architects, residents, users, and general citizens is required.
In general, citizens in democratic countries with persistent poverty are more susceptible to the appeals of antidemocratic demagogues who promise simple and immediate solutions to their country's economic problems.
"We all feel sorry for those people who get involved with some circumstance that's unfortunate, but those people who are on juries, as well as the general citizens, have to think about how it's affecting their pocketbooks".
The 2017 Best Countries rankings are based on a survey, conducted after the U.S. presidential election, that asks 21,000 business leaders, informed elites and general citizens what their views are of certain aspects of different countries.
It consists of archive clips from the postwar Attlee government that brought in the welfare state, and interviews with surviving members of that generation – not the high-ups, but the doctors, nurses, trade unionists and general citizen-consumers of the new statist consensus that survived until Margaret Thatcher arrived in 1979.
He said he included anyplace where a "general citizen" wasn't able to carry a concealed weapon.
It will be difficult for the general citizen of Chad to be guaranteed a cut of the oil profits.
This page looks at the projected benefits the pipeline will bring Esso-Chad, the Chadian government, local communities, and the general citizen of Chad.
Also, those who have not lived in Indiana cannot understand how the state inhales basketball, and how Knight is venerated (remember a former president who "fired" Knight but had to rescind his decision because of alumni and general citizen outcry?).
