The phrase "generalist texts" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to texts that are broad literature pieces, without focusing on any one specific subject or area. For example, you could say "I enjoyed reading some of the generalist texts I found in the library."
Within the context of Genetics and Infectious Diseases (as represented in these vignettes), participants identified a relatively small, but common set of defined resource types (general and specialty pediatric texts, generalist colleagues).
Secondly, medical works, like other scientific works, were classified as technical specialties, distinct from generalist works, including the "Masters" texts associated with Chinese philosophy (Raphals 2008 2009, forthcoming).
The most frequently identified resources were specialists, generalist colleagues and general pediatric texts, followed by drug formularies and specialty textbooks.
After specialists, the most frequently identified general medical resources were specialty and general pediatric texts and colleagues (pediatric generalists), although participants with access to medical portals indicated them as resources in lieu of texts.
The fifth section turns to an intellectual divergence between generalist and technical specialist knowledge through the categorization of texts in a chapter of the dynastic history of the Han dynasty (Han shu).
Michael's main responsibilities at TreeHugger are with the editorial side of things (the text content), but because he is a generalist and slightly obsessive about this great green adventure, he usually has a finger in every pie at the company.
We thank the reviewers for pointing out text that would be difficult for the generalist.
This was achieved by grouping non-volant small mammals into forest specialist and generalist species based on previous independent work demonstrating inter-specific differences in habitat preference and specialization [37], [38] (Text S1).
"Microsoft is a generalist.
