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in General, vs on general

The correct phrase is "in general." It is a common expression used to introduce a general statement or opinion. On the other hand, "on general" is not a standard English phrase and is not used in this context.

Last updated: December 13, 2024 • 1072 views

in General,

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

Use "in general" to introduce a statement that applies to the majority of cases or situations.

Examples:

  • In general, people prefer sunny weather.
  • In general, cats are independent animals.

on general

This phrase is not correct in English.

  • MT tensioners are used on general mechanical applications.
  • Support on general questions not covered in other sections.
  • No, I've been on general duties.
  • I think I'm better than you on general principle.
  • Somatosensory system: brief remarks on general structure and psychophysics.
  • Non-clinical data reveal no special hazard for humans based on general safety studies.
  • Non-clinical data reveal no special hazard for humans based on general safety studies.
  • CY series tensioners are used for higher bolt loads on general machinery applications.
  • Herewith a typology of attack is presented on general lines:
  • Edwards, you're on general with me and Grey...
  • They'd kick me out of Berkeley on general principles.
  • Click on general in NAV web toolbar.Window to search on the page/report.
  • The NFB statement is based on general and unjustified concerns.
  • Some amendments are proposed in order to complete the provisions on general information requirements.
  • It also contains articles on general central banking topics.
  • Chapter I of the new regulation concentrates on general provisions and procedures.
  • Parliament should decide on general guidelines but then leave expert bodies to work out specific details.
  • They must as a minimum be based on general principles of hygiene and good manufacturing practice.
  • Mr President, I welcome the report on general arrangements for excise duty.
  • Article 17 is partly consistent with amendments 34 and 35 on general binding rules.

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