The phrase "in general consideration" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to indicate a broad outlook or overview of a situation. For example, "In general consideration, I believe this is the right course of action."
The results showed that, in general, consideration of uncertainties in thickness and fibre orientation angle increased the material cost and/or density with this effect being more important for high strength composites.
In general, consideration is not given to the possibility that the true underlying covariate effects may add to, rather than multiply, the baseline hazards.
Irrespective of whether VIN and VaIN are rare diseases, these results demonstrate that these costs should not be neglected in general consideration of costs for HPV-related diseases.
Actually, the conclusion could be accepted in a general consideration that the overlapping lincRNAs expressed in both datasets should have more probability to be detected than the unique lincRNAs only expressed in one single dataset.
In a general consideration, attacks from and to external entity apply to both client and non-client of the cloud, unless mentioned when distinction is necessary.
It is in fact a general consideration in designing TMDCs HER catalysts to minimizing ohmic loss, as the interlayer conductivity is 2 order of magnitude lower than intralayer conductivity [8, 51].
However they are too specific to be useful in a more general consideration of dignity in care, for which we would argue a thematic analysis is more helpful.
Thus, the constructional aspects are of predominant interest in Volume II, with a general consideration given in Chapter 6.
Maybe all I'm saying here is this: There are two important struggles in food: One is for sustainable agriculture and all that it implies — more respect for the earth and those who live on it (including workers), more care in the use of natural resources in general, more consideration for future generations.
Although already referred to in the general considerations affecting the performance and efficiency of an extraction system, mention should again be made of the temperature of extraction and the contact intensity between material and liquid.
Therefore, apatite's overall nonstoichiometry should be evaluated from a more general consideration of cations in calcium sites over anions in phosphate sites, which I propose to denote as Ca*/P*.
