The phrase "generally summarized" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are making a summary of a topic. For example: "The effects of climate change can be generally summarized as follows..."
Mitigation and prevention measures are generally summarized under the term "disaster risk management".
TreeNet (TN) model is generally summarized in different ways like partial dependency plots, variable importance ranking, ROC curves and confusion matrix.
The pairwise weights between all the elements of u and h are generally summarized by a symmetric weight matrix W. It is important to note that RBMs are special cases of Energy-Based Models (EBM), in which the relationships among variables are modeled by assigning energy values to each of their joint configurations.
The framework of motion tracking can be generally summarized in two steps.
Categorical variables were summarized using the corresponding percentages, and continuous variables were generally summarized using descriptive statistics (mean ± standard deviation (SD)).
Although it can be generally summarized that IL-1 caused an increase in gene expression for matrix-degrading enzymes, particularly in cells derived from the degenerate NP, and caused a decrease in normal matrix molecule gene expression in cells derived from normal discs, the pattern was complex and dependent upon the origin of the cells (Table 3).
In this paper, we generally summarize the main issues in the operational period of water conservancy and hydropower projects in China over the past several decades.
Due to significant alkali affinity of certain analyzed metabolites, we generally summarize the corresponding [MH]+, [MNa]+ and [MK]+ traces.
Agent learning can generally be summarized using the concept of stigmergy (Fig. 2).
These advanced 2D similarity search strategies generally can be summarized into three categories.
The advising process can be summarized generally as using the knowns of an investigation to estimate unknowns useful to investigators; for example, moving from the known locations of a series of crimes to the possible residence or workplace of the offender (Rossmo 2000).
