The phrase "a broad overlap in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant area of commonality or similarity between two or more subjects, concepts, or groups.
Example: "There is a broad overlap in the interests of the two organizations, which could lead to potential collaboration."
Alternatives: "a significant intersection in" or "a wide convergence in".
In this between-subject design, we found that despite a broad overlap in brain regions involved in social cognition, the left anterior insula (AI) was activated less if observers were asked to focus on their schadenfreude.
This results in a broad overlap in the body-size variation of aurochs and cattle, meaning that a medium-scaled bone can either belong to a female aurochs or to a domestic bull.
One additional observation in the bristletail is that many of those neurons have a broad overlap in their response spectra.
Of these, the results of human neuroimaging experiments, specifically fMRI [31], confirm a broad overlap between cortical areas active in humans during action observation and areas where mirror neurons have been reported in macaque monkeys (see above).
SEABROOK: Certainly there's a broad overlap, and several of the traits on Hare's Checklist could describe narcissists.
Memon et al. [7] confirmed the usefulness of variation in COI sequences in circumscribing a new hemipteran species, but found broad overlap in intraspecific and interspecific distances among sequences of 373 species of Hemiptera downloaded from GenBank.
These observations as well as the CTX-II data were recently confirmed [ 17], although there was again broad overlap in biomarker levels of patients with and without progression of joint damage.
For a given leaf motion length, a broader overlap produced a higher dose distribution in the matching zone compared with a smaller overlap.
The observed convergent but asynchronous shifting among dominant northern plant taxa in many higher-nematine clades, in combination with the broad overlaps in the geographic distributions of numerous nematine species occupying near-identical niches, indicates that host-plant shifts and herbivore community assembly are largely unconstrained by direct or indirect competition among species.
However, the broad overlap demonstrated in this paper indicates that most patients should be considered as unclassifiable based on these subset PGLs.
There was broad overlap among species in relative growth rates in trie remaining seven microenvironments, with no clear top-ranked species.
