The phrase "a combination of overlapping" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing elements that share common features or characteristics, often in contexts like analysis, design, or categorization.
Example: "The study revealed a combination of overlapping interests among the participants, indicating a shared concern for environmental issues."
Alternatives: "a blend of intersecting" or "a mixture of coinciding".
The features observed in the range of 500 740 cm−1 are due to a combination of overlapping features from GaN layers and sapphire reststrahlen bands.
Many of the existing frameworks for analysing how research evidence may be translated in to policy and practice acknowledge that it involves a combination of overlapping processes relating to the context, research evidence and networks outlined here.
A combination of overlapping fragment and mate pair libraries was sequenced to a combined coverage of over 370×, resulting in an assembly that produced 2226 scaffolds with an average size of approximately 107 000 bp, an N50 of approximately 350 000 bp and genome reconstruction of approximately 240 Mbp.
In one patient, a pubic symphysis lesion was difficult to detect due to a combination of overlap with bladder activity and small lesion size.
A combination of overlap and mismatch polymerase chain reaction (PCR) was used to introduce mutations into the corresponding Orexin-1 and Orexin-2 cDNAs as described by us previously.
The panel was also encouraged to suggest inclusion of unrepresented areas, combination of overlapping domains, and deletion of nonessential domains.
Over Christmas, though, owing to a combination of vacation overlaps, Piera had a few hours to come model for me.
This was attributed to a combination of spectral overlap and increased fraying of the duplex at this end.
In particular, 17p is principally involved in losses, whereas CGH on 17q shows complex combinations of overlapping gains and losses [ 1, 12].
Using a combination of mapping, Jaccard overlapping coefficients and binary regressions, the study determined how each disease correlated with the extent of occurrence of, and the areas occupied by, bonobos.
Maps of LULC change were developed using a combination of methods and by overlapping of different information layers.
