That is a correct and usable part of sentence in written English.
You could use it to describe an emotional response to something, such as "The song was generating powerful feelings of nostalgia in me."
He said the study was interesting because it suggested the amygdala is the neural seat of fear - and specifically responsible for generating feelings of fear, rather than emotions in general.
It involves generating feelings of kindness and care toward ourselves as imperfect human beings, and learning to be present with greater ease during life's inevitable struggles.
According to Guy Sircello (1979: 119) it is the inducing of sexual feelings where the latter might be (1) feelings in our sexual parts, or (2) feelings in other erogenous parts typically generated by or generating feelings in sexual parts.
Fitbit's non-personalized 10,000 steps per day target, for example, was cited as an unfair and pressurizing goal by study participants — generating feelings of guilt or lack of ability among users, which in turn acted as a disincentive for taking more exercise.
When chewed, fresh khat acts as a stimulant, releasing the psychoactive drug called cathinone into the bloodstream — reportedly generating feelings of euphoria and keeping users awake.
This form of meditation is aimed at generating feelings of happiness and kindness towards oneself and others through conscious focus on repeating thoughts and phrases that are positive and beneficent, while visualizing a particular person.
This focus not only failed to fulfil the complex needs of elderly patients, it also generated feelings of frustration and guilt in the staff, and made the patients feel unwelcome.
We can generate feelings of being securely attached via sentimental memories.
She added, "I use my body to generate feelings a lot.
Palpitations can generate feelings of anxiety and decrease quality of life (QoL) due to fear of a cardiac abnormality.
This generates feelings of discomfort, resulting in the denial of resident's needs and desires for sexual fulfillment.
