"generally compliant" is correct and is commonly used in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone or something that generally complies with rules or regulations. For example, "The new employee is generally compliant with all of the company's safety protocols."
But the paper believed a Tory government "unfettered from coalition has no desire to reopen divides with a generally compliant media".
Not long after Putin became President, in 2000, he met with a group of oligarchs and reportedly gave them an ultimatum: they could retain their assets if they stayed out of politics and were generally compliant.
The auditors characterized 62 beneficiaries as "compliant" with E-rate rules, 21 as "generally compliant," and 39 -- nearly a third of the total -- as "not compliant," Mr. Bennett said.
Kevin Abikoff, a partner in the corporate law firm Hughes Hubbard & Reed who lectures around the world on anti-corruption enforcement, declared Unaoil to be generally compliant with bribery laws in a 2007 report for KBR, which had hired him to investigate Unaoil's past work with the U.S. engineering and construction giant in Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan.
Smokers were generally compliant with the ban (72.7%) and for some (20%) it led to a decrease in their smoking.
While the residents' work hours are generally compliant with the ACGME requirements, those of a significant cohort of faculty are working more than 80 hours per week.
"Unfortunately, a lot of Singaporean employers request Myanmar maids because they are more affordable and generally more compliant," Wham told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
It is likely that younger patients with type 1 diabetes are generally less compliant or less experienced with their disease and thus having more frequent unplanned ED visits, while older, type 1 patients are managing better in the community.
As stated above, the majority of the CKD population is generally not compliant to their prescribed treatment regime.
Nurses, in contrast, were generally more compliant as they projected EHR as a chance to take more control over their work (remembrance).
Compared with the residents of other countries, Americans are generally tax-compliant, grumbling aside.
