"general utilization" is correct and usable in written English.
You might use it to describe the widespread use of something, as in the following example sentence: "The general utilization of renewable energy technology has allowed us to reduce our emissions substantially."
And two principal generic products with relatively high DDDc occupied most of the market shares in generic value, suggesting an extremely abnormal phenomenon in general utilization.
An algorithm for the two design procedures is presented to facilitate a general utilization of the computer code.
Sugars have been widely used as protective agents due to their low price, chemically innocuous nature, and general utilization in the food industry (Peighambardoust et al. 2011).
Due to its advantages, this method can help in strain screening and designing of proper strategies for maximal biomass development, formation of rare sugars as well as general utilization in the emerging field of algal biorefinery.
In general, utilization of private hospitals has increased in AP and decreased in MH.
To prioritize the potential internal controls for Q-RT-PCR analyses and to study the possibility of general utilization of these potential internal controls, we first applied the block bootstrapping technique to rank genes with variance and IQR (Fig. 1).
While these advances using liquid electrolytes are fundamentally important (and use of the torsional muscles in a microfluidic circuit was demonstrated) [1], more general practical utilization is restricted by the use of a liquid electrolyte bath and the associated need for a containment system, which dramatically degrades the gravimetric and volumetric performance of the overall actuator device.
General practitioner utilization levels were very high 90-911%), and the probability of utilization was equitable by household income and education (education RII = 1.02, 95% CI 0.99-1.05).
Men are reported to use less health care services than women including general practice utilization, hypertension and diabetes treatment [ 22- 25] although men may be more likely to be hospitalized [ 26, 27].
In general, industrial utilization of such sources has been intermittent and occasionally limited.
General practice utilization appeared to be the only service affected negatively during the gorge closure (rate ratio 1.106).
