The term "generic argument" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the main point or idea being presented in a sentence, without specific details or examples. It can be used in a variety of contexts, such as in academic writing, debates, or everyday conversations. Example: The generic argument of the essay is that technology has greatly influenced modern society. In this sentence, the term "generic argument" is used to indicate the main topic or theme of the essay without specific details or examples.
Piotr knew that they were defending him, but their generic argument offended his sense of individuality.
Those of you in this room who think that Saddam is dangerous and should be taken on, that argument has been confused by a generic argument about the right to wage a preëmptive war.
Chandler's historical work provided a useful foil, which sociologists used ad nauseam to debunk the generic argument that "certain institutions exist because they are efficient solutions to various problems in the economy" (Granovetter and Swedberg 2011).
Those are generic arguments that can be deployed against any enforceable arms control treaty.
The aforementioned Robert Wiltbank, co-author of "Returns to Angel Investors in Groups," makes two generic arguments on the subject of survivorship bias in a later report ("Siding with the Angels: Business Angel investing – promising outcomes and effective strategies").
As well as generic arguments about the connections among consciousness, neural activity, and behavior, a considerable amount of scientific research directed towards understanding particular conscious states uses animals as proxies for humans.
Because the generic security argument relied on will never go away - technology, development complexity, and so on - we'll next see 56 days, 70 days, then 90 days.
An upper bound of Dudley type on the tail of the random field's supremum is derived using a generic chaining argument; it implies similar results for the expected supremum, and for the field's modulus of continuity.
We also present a generic, filter theory based, argument showing that any phase component that exhibit a negative group delay necessarily has a corresponding dip in its amplitude response.
There are good economic arguments to recommend generic risperidone as first line treatment in combination with family intervention.
The significance of these data is unclear yet, one argument is that generic chaperone function is not sufficient to stimulate APP proteolysis, at least in the absence of ER stress inducing conditions.
