The phrase "general foundation" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used to refer to a broad or general basis or starting point for something. Example: "The study of history provides a general foundation for understanding current events."
Broad told me that he does not plan to have a general foundation in perpetuity, like Rockefeller and Ford.
Once a general foundation of fitness has been established, the statement says, young athletes can gradually raise their sport-specific training demands, increasing their training times, distances, repetitions or loads — but by no more than 10 percent a week.
Leslie Lenkowsky, a professor of philanthropic studies and public policy at the Center on Philanthropy at Indiana University, said that in general, "foundation mistakes and errors don't get much coverage".
This model offers a general foundation for anion recognition and electrostatically driven complexation.
A general foundation is laid to facilitate interpretation of current systems and to aid the design of next generation bioprocesses.
In fact, no other notion of confirmation considered so far provides a general foundation for this judgment.
The guide is specifically for supervisors, mentors, and trainees, and it provides insight on the general foundations on which training programs should be based.
(1) The personal character of the discussion explains that the focus is on a particular virtue or virtues rather than on the general foundations and principles of ethical thought that would be the natural starting point in a systematic investigation.
In session one, General Foundations of FTICR Mass Spectrometry, Alan G. Marshall (National High Magnetic Field Laboratory, Tallahassee, USA) provided a wide-ranging overview about the currently available opportunities of FTMS in molecular-resolution analysis: High-field Fourier transform ion cyclotron resonance mass spectrometry: a platform for "omics".
This constraint prevents analytic game theory from being a useful general theoretical foundation for computational agent-based modeling.
The free vibration eigensolutions of a thin ring on a general elastic foundation are obtained by perturbation and Galerkin analyses.
