"generous margins" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
It generally refers to extra or larger than normal spaces or margins around an object, section, or paper. For example, "At the end of the report, leave generous margins around the footnotes to make them easier to read."
Books designed by the Didots have minimal decoration, generous margins, and simple linear borders.
However, overly generous margins can result in inefficient utilization of plant facilities and negatively impact the overall project economics.
Just gaze in awe at all that wide open space and those generous margins!
It is an elegant volume of creamy pages with a handsome typeface and generous margins in a pale green binding.
It displays the same lively inventiveness, the love of fantastic animal and bird forms (zoomorphs), intricate interlacing, and even, rhythmic script, set off by generous margins.
The Democratic Senate incumbent Tammy Baldwin beat her opponent by 11 points, winning generous margins throughout the state including the rural west.
I got the pieces copied on demi-sized bond paper, one side only, typed with a generous margin and double-spaced (all this I learned from a book named How to Sell Your Manuscripts).
Case's work on "Middle Cyclone" — the best of her career by a generous margin, and every song her own except for two covers — addresses youth, aging, marriage, death, change, and all that knobby stuff you run over on the way to your midpoint.
With only about 5 engineers, reddit's engineer-to-user ratio blows past Facebook's, even if you account for an extremely generous margin of error.
And a generous margin is indefinitely applied to gloss over day-to-day errors ('oh, just a few bugs!') — allowing problematic functioning to be normalized and sanctioned in all but a handful of outlier instances.
The non-inferiority margin of 2.0 may appear a generous margin of non-inferiority, as apparently, a non-inferiority claim could be granted despite twice as many recurrent events.
