"generally exceed" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to indicate that something, such as a number, typically exceeds an expected amount or standard. For example, "The average scores on the exam generally exceed 85%".
Location fees generally exceed the budget for a Web video.
Reasonably vigilant travelers should encounter no problems: the scare stories generally exceed the reality.
Along Marine Parkway, near the neighborhood's western edge, large houses with private driveways and garages generally exceed $750,000 and approach $1 million, Mr. Link said.
There was certainly something cheeky about officials from the European Union, whose subsidies for farm products generally exceed those of the United States, cheering on the Africans' proposal.
Low-end books, like recent mass market romance paperbacks, are all but unavailable on the Web because postage costs generally exceed their value, Phyllis Bernt said.
Even with the current commitment to keeping children, where possible, with their parents, outraged stories from the unfairly accused generally exceed tributes to social workers who have successfully removed children from lethal families.
The cost of collecting, transporting and sorting materials generally exceeds the revenues generated by selling the recyclables, and is also greater than the disposal costs.
The yields of CO2 generated from pyrolysis with added water generally exceeded those without water.
Turnout in presidential elections generally exceeded 60%.
The knowledge of the game that catchers accumulate generally exceeds that of players at other positions.
A traveler must pay for a room in advance, along with a service fee that generally exceeds the taxes due.
