The phrase "a broad overlap of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing similarities or commonalities between different subjects, ideas, or groups.
Example: "There is a broad overlap of interests between the two organizations, which could lead to potential collaboration."
Alternatives: "a significant intersection of" or "a wide convergence of".
SEABROOK: Certainly there's a broad overlap, and several of the traits on Hare's Checklist could describe narcissists.
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.
The broad overlap of RF and ACPAs has been a practical limitation for any study investigating differential effects of each of these antibodies and is also a limitation of our study.
However, the overall broad overlap of results in response to alcohol between our study and that of Ferreira again supports the validity of the VAS as an assessment tool, and confirms the sensitivity of this tool in our population sample.
Given the broad overlap of CpG islands with gene promoters and other regulatory features, this may be a means to highlight regulatory regions in large and complex vertebrate genomes.
Common to most of these subsyndromes is the broad overlap of regions associated with the salience network (anterior cingulate and insula), mood regulation (amygdala), and motivated behavior (frontal cortex).
This can be appreciated by the broad overlap of data on the horizontal axes between shorebirds (fig. 4, right panel) and non-shorebirds (fig. 4, left panel) in all but the myo-2 locus.
What is most striking about the data from agitation, depression, apathy, and psychosis in AD is the broad overlap of regions associated with each NPS syndrome, particularly regions known to be associated with the salience network (anterior cingulate and insula), mood regulation (amygdala), and motivated behavior (frontal cortex).
The ADC values vary widely for the same cancer subtype, with broad overlapping of the ADC values between benign and malignant tumors, in contradiction to its high sensitivity and accuracy.
