The phrase "it is generally perceived" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing common beliefs or opinions held by a group or society.
Example: "In the realm of art, it is generally perceived that modernism has significantly influenced contemporary styles."
Alternatives: "it is widely believed" or "it is commonly thought".
A fullerenol C60(Ohas4 has been shown to be less toxic than its pristine form C60 with in vitro keratinocyte and hepatocyte cell lines11, as it is generally perceived that a fullerene decreases its toxicity with the increase of its surface functionalization.
It's such a shame that the conventional packaging of classical music has defined how it is generally perceived.
But bulimia is so much more than that, so much more than what it is generally perceived to be – an absorption with weight, an indulgence, a body-image disorder.
It is generally perceived in the literature that international rice markets have a low level of substitution which fragments the market and thins out an already thin world rice market.
For example, although it is generally perceived as intrusive to just walk up to a group of strangers and introduce yourself in everyday situations, this behavior is more than acceptable at networking events — in fact, it can actually be considered "closed off" behavior if you don't do so.
It is generally perceived that recombination requires open chromatin devoid of nucleosomes where trans-factors required for recombination find access to DNA sequence.
A life of total aloneness – "absolute solitude" as Rousseau and others dubbed it – was generally perceived as toxic, resulting in lethargy, melancholy or even madness.
The setting of the study was in India, where it was generally perceived that parents favoured male children more than female children.
It was generally perceived to be achievable for GPs to have the most up-to-date DWP fit note guidance available on the practice website and/or at the practice and available for patients to see.
(Older women, rural FGD) It was generally perceived that survivors of IPV endure violence for a long time before it is made public, and this was the case amongst those survivors interviewed.
It is also consistent with research showing that there appear to be more many more barriers than facilitators for patient empowerment in hand hygiene, and that it was "generally perceived as one of the most challenging roles" for patients to adopt, compared to other patient empowerment roles [ 19].
