general classification

Examples (10)

• A general classification groups items into broad, non-specific categories.
• For a quick overview, biologists often start with a general classification of species.
• The new inventory system uses a general classification for products, such as 'electronics' or 'apparel'.
• The researcher's initial paper only provided a general classification of the artifacts found.
• The library's general classification can make finding highly specific books challenging.
• Critics argue that such a general classification oversimplifies a complex social issue.
• We will develop a general classification of user feedback for the first phase of the project.
• This might be too general a classification to be useful for detailed analysis.
• His approach offers a more general classification than the highly detailed system we used previously.
• Is this general classification sufficient for our report, or do we need more detailed categories?