"general mentions" is a valid phrase, and is used in written English.
It generally refers to references to a topic that are not specific, but are broad and general in nature. For example: In his speech, the mayor made several general mentions about the state of the economy.
But after the general mentioned it, he decided to put out the complete list.
The general mentioned one of the wiser ways when he said he would consider allowing private television and radio stations.
Perhaps as a result of this, the Synthesis Report from the Secretary-General mentions only the realization of "women's sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights"; thus missing out on the opportunity to ensure sexual health and sexual rights for both men and women globally [ 37].
In his opening statement, the Secretary-General mentioned that this Special Session had to be truly special.
Only occasionally does Mr. Caulfield offer policy advice, as when he suggested that the general mention vocational and technical schools as well as colleges when talking about his education plan.
Anne Hathaway is a famous person and, as a result there is a great deal of information, opinion, and general mention of her on the Internet.
Use of a population pharmacokinetic design and additional general mentioning of pharmacodynamic data collection or the use of a pharmacodynamic study design were denoted.
Every candidate in Jersey's forthcoming general election mentions population control in their manifesto.
One year later, though Bruce is presumed dead, General Ross mentions apparent Hulk sightings and Betty admits her love for Bruce.
Among the 201 abstracts present in the training corpus, 82% contained general miRNA mentions, in comparison to specific miRNAs with 45%.
