"generalised conclusions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a broad set of conclusions, usually based on research or observations, that can be applied in a range of scenarios. For example, "The study yielded generalised conclusions that can be applied to other similar areas."
The sampling approach taken was not designed to provide generalisable results [ 48] and we urge caution in drawing generalised conclusions from the results.
This is in sharp contrast to the more generalised conclusions being presented by the School of Oriental and African Studies team".
The randomized probability samples based on population registers is probably the best sampling design to draw generalised conclusions.
It is important to recall, however, that considerable variability exists within these research findings, making it very difficult to reach generalised conclusions.
No simple and generalised conclusions on genetic divergence in pseudo-metallophytes can thus be drawn.
There is a need for further research entailing additional stakeholder perspectives as well as quantitative investigations of clinical and cost-effectiveness before more generalised conclusions can be made.
This study made a first attempt to draw a generalised conclusion through a meta-analysis of existing knowledge base.
Different conclusions have been drawn in literature as using reanalysis rainfall products to drive hydrological models for the simulation of streamflow, which warrant a need of further investigation before a generalised conclusion can be drawn.
The reasons are unclear, and the number of compounds tested in either study precludes a generalised conclusion.
More similar studies involving a large population from different ecological areas and testing endophilic as well as exophilic Anopheles vectors could augment in arriving at concrete and generalised conclusion.
In conclusion, if generalised conservatism about epistemic justification is accepted, non-transmissivity as incapability of resolving doubt will entail non-transmissivity as incapability of satisfying (iii+) produced by reliance on collateral information.[17] Water produces an absurdity.
