"general in scope" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is generally used to describe something that is broad-reaching in its applicability. For example, "The new law was general in scope, affecting nearly every aspect of life in the state."
Much more general in scope than ordinary rules of law, legal maxims commonly formulate a legal policy or ideal that judges are supposed to consider in deciding cases.
And it is more general in scope than mei laoban, or "coal bosses," referring to those who became millionaires after the privatization of coal mines in the provinces.
The method appears to be general in scope and we expect that the SERS-fluoresecence encoded microspheres system is applicable to multiplex bioassays of a variety of biomolecules.
While much of the discussion is general in scope, the empirical part focuses on the case of fertilizer taxation in Austria, Denmark, the Netherlands, Norway and Sweden.
The resulting method is quite general in scope, and in particular allows for boundary conditions at surface boundaries, and immediately generalizes beyond surfaces embedded in R3, to objects of any dimension embedded in any Rn.
" Yin (1990) also points out that any phenomenon observed through a single case study can be general in scope.
Formally, Rousseau argues that the law must be general in application and universal in scope.
Alternating Direction Method of Multipliers (ADMM) is a decentralized optimization algorithm which has the important benefit of being quite general in its scope and applicability in continuous systems.
In general, in the scope of mobile networks and ubiquitous computing, similar schemes have been developed.
Some appeals to haecceities in the philosophy of language are more limited and nuanced e.g., Hawthorne and Manley (2012: 204) consider the deployment of haecceities and other non-qualitative properties in a semantics for demonstratives while other applications are more general in scope e.g., analyses of de re senses or individual concepts in terms of haecceities.
