The phrase "a considerable overlap of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing similarities or shared characteristics between two or more subjects or areas.
Example: "There is a considerable overlap of interests between the two departments, which can lead to collaborative projects."
Alternatives: "a significant intersection of" or "a substantial convergence of".
Indeed, we found a considerable overlap of targets, interestingly only among targets in light and no overlapping targets were found in darkness (Additional file 2, Dataset 2).
A considerable overlap of susceptibility genes among multiple autoimmune diseases is becoming evident and integration of these genetic variants with our current knowledge of affected biological pathways will greatly improve our understanding of mechanisms of general autoimmunity and of tissue specificity.
The varied image quality result in a considerable overlap of genuine and imposter score distributions.
There is also a considerable overlap of symptoms between motion sickness and migraine.
+ There was a considerable overlap of the LLC's and Greenhunter's ownership, membership (which is really the same thing), and management.
Although the affected portion of the colon may suggest a specific organism, there is a considerable overlap of the appearances.
A considerable overlapping of serum VEGF levels between healthy women and breast cancer patients was observed, and median values were not significantly different (P = 0.055).
Although functional safety and cyber-security engineering have a considerable overlap, the trend of adapting methods from one domain to the other is often challenged by non-domain experts.
This is not surprising since there is a considerable overlap between some of the classes in the Brodatz dataset, as mentioned before.
Also, a considerable overlap between MNV of ischemic and non-ischemic patients may be appreciated.
Given the range of phenotypes which can arise from a mutation in the same gene, it is not surprising that there is a considerable overlap between each of the chapters.
