The term "generic reflection" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a statement or thought that is not specific to a particular person or situation, but rather applies to a larger concept or group. It is often used in academic writing, particularly in fields such as sociology and psychology. Example: "In her essay, the author presents a series of generic reflections on the impact of social media on personal relationships."
"A Small Fortune" is a capable addition to its ranks — albeit too familiar and too heavy with generic reflections on the clashing of cultures.
Expose for the reflection.
A number of studies reported generic competencies such as critical reflection and critical thinking, which this study did not explore [ 21, 47- 53].
More importantly, given the lack of potential profits from the legislation, their absence may have been a reflection of the generic industry's interest in seeing the legislation pass.
The use of generic competencies such as: critical reflection [ 29, 46, 48], critical thinking and/or analysis [ 23, 29, 46, 50], the use of evidence [ 37, 46, 47] and critical appraisal of the literature [ 28] was reported in some articles.
This may be a reflection of the generic nature of the support being offered [ 22] so that carers consider it might be generally useful but not specifically valuable for them.
Boud et al. [ 7] defined reflection as "a generic term for those intellectual and affective activities in which individuals engage to explore their experiences in order to lead to a new understanding and appreciation" (p.19).
The second consequence is that, within the class of pinwheel lattices that we consider, those displaying the reflection symmetry are non-generic (see Sect. 3).
In particular, the overall (unified) path loss can be expressed as follows: Figure 5 Generic propagation model (on-body and environment reflection superimposed).
This suggests that the altered transcriptional pattern is not a simple reflection of geographical or other generic differences between P. falciparum isolates but is indeed associated with artemisinin resistance.
