The phrase "generally suitable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is appropriate or acceptable in most situations or for most people.
Example: "The guidelines provided are generally suitable for all participants, ensuring a fair experience."
Alternatives: "mostly appropriate" or "typically fitting".
The LRT is a generally suitable way to test the suitability of the strict clock, although examination of posteriors on σ2 may be more informative.
In general, therefore, the density of AFLP markers is relatively high, making AFLP markers generally suitable for genome scans.
The GRI guidelines are generally suitable to cover these.
Those steep costs are one reason the reverse mortgage loan is not generally suitable for short-term financing.
The more expensive videos have higher production values and are generally suitable for use in a classroom or training context.
Reduced fidelity prototypes were generally suitable to predict product usability of the real appliance.
In November, following a government sustainability appraisal, Rackheath was the only short-listed ecotown site to be granted grade A status, meaning it is generally suitable.
But you won't need a bathing suit: the Pacific in this part of the world is not generally suitable for swimming -- it's cold and has dangerous currents.
Recycled demolished concrete (DC) as recycled aggregate (RA) and recycled aggregate concrete (RAC) is generally suitable for most construction applications.
While the merchandise was not generally suitable for American consumption because of its sophisticated technology, such a large offering in this country "might have disrupted some sectors of the market excessively," he added.
The bureau has authority under the 1968 Gun Control Act to block imports of weapons not generally suitable to sporting use, but it does not regulate domestic manufacture of weapons.
