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Seen in standard texts: “"Generally should be used..." and "Generally should be used", is there a big difference between these two expressions? Can it all be understood as or not adopted...?
No, it is not necessary to use it. It is necessary to use it.
However, there is the word "general" in front of the word "should", which can be understood to mean that it does not need to be used when it is not "general".
Indicates strictness and should be done under normal circumstances: Positive words use "should", negative words use "should not" or "must not".” ; Indicates that a slight choice is allowed and should be done first when conditions permit.: The positive words are "appropriate" and the negative words are "unsuitable".” ; According to my interviews with many experts from many places, as well as safety supervisors, fire fighters, etc. * * I can tell you this from my experience in dealing with departments. Unless there are special circumstances, just do what should be done and what should be done. Unless you have sufficient evidence to convince the panel and * * * reasons and alternative measures.
It seems that this general is not a real general. If there are no more optimized conditions, you have to look at this general
Fully agree, "Yes." . . . . ”It also needs to be implemented, not just use it if you want to use it, and don’t use it if you don’t want to use it. If it is not implemented, an argument must be made to prove that it is safe not to do so, and it must be recognized by relevant personnel and institutions.
The tone should be tougher, but it is not non-negotiable. The advantage is that there is room for bargaining when exporting.
Is there a description that should generally be used? ? ? If anything, these two sentences are equivalent to the difference between one being 70% and the other being 90%. Neither of them means mandatory.
Generally it is advisable to use……: It is recommended under general conditions and should be a more reasonable and optimized solution. Generally should be used......: It is a solution that should be adopted under normal conditions, but may not be adopted under specific conditions. Should be used........................: Yes means it must be used no matter what the conditions are.
The terms used in all standards are like this. Don't get hung up on the literal meaning, just do what the standard says.