The phrase "generally suitable for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is appropriate or acceptable in most cases or situations.
Example: "This software is generally suitable for small businesses looking to improve their efficiency."
Alternatives: "typically appropriate for" or "commonly fitting for".
In general, therefore, the density of AFLP markers is relatively high, making AFLP markers generally suitable for genome scans.
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.
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 latter option of post-installed anchors is less invasive from construction stand point and generally suitable for repairing small or localized delamination only.
Robotic fibre placement (RFP) is one alternative process to overcome the limiting factors and it is generally suitable for open-continuous components.
The report said the geology of the Pennines was "generally suitable" for the construction of twin bored tunnels – one for each direction of travel – but that their diameter would have to be limited to around 15 metres.
An ABI spokeswoman says: "UK travel insurance policies are generally suitable for customers who are permanent residents of the UK, registered with a medical practitioner in the UK, and travelling and returning to the UK (although many policies will cover some non-UK departure points, such as Ireland).
The method is generally suitable for any application where it is required to smoothly fit a curve between two given points when the corresponding tangent directions, but not the curvatures, are also given or known.
