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Discover Ludwig"the general imagination" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to the collective imaginations of society or the public. For example, "The general imagination of the American public is that university education is necessary for success."
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There are "moments of exploring that more than any other capture the general imagination, that fuse place, time, discovery and yearning in ways that seem to speak to an era's sense of itself.
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The reason he has had to be so firm, so quick, is that if he allows it to fester, as he has with scandals in the past, it will seep into the general public imagination, and seriously harm his administration's image.
Therefore, in the general US historical imagination, for black people, leaving the south was tantamount to travelling to the future.
Still, it was just two years ago when Antley and the overachieving claiming horse named Charismatic captured the general public's imagination and very nearly the Triple Crown.
The results of VESs assisted in building of eight hydro-geoelectrical profiles along the study area (Fig. 1) and the general hydro-geoelectrical imagination to the recorded subsurface layers was reported on the profile A A (Fig. 5), where revealed that the number of layers was seven.
Recommendations: The magnitude of the problems of girls and vulnerable groups in Rwanda are beyond the general public's imagination.
But electioneering details rarely capture the imagination of the general public, leaving politicians generally free to do what they will.
Shapeshifting, which is one of the most powerful attractions of magical beings (possibly because it is related in the general process of the imagination to metaphor-making?), is even odder when we get to the category of Bogey Beasts.
To justify these conclusions, they should be referred to both the general mechanisms of spatial imagination in birds as well as the specificity of the mating system of the corncrake.
It is very hard to write well about ethics, and especially so in a way that engages and interests that elusive phantom of writers' imaginations, the general reader.
However, this level of detail may well fail to spark the imagination of the general public.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.

Justyna Jupowicz-Kozak
CEO of Professional Science Editing for Scientists @ prosciediting.com