The phrase "a review over" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression would typically be "a review of."
Example: "I conducted a review of the latest research findings in the field."
Alternatives: "an analysis of" or "an evaluation of."
The government has promised a review over the summer, conducted by three officials from the Department for Business Innovation and Skills.
"I think there is going to be a review over the next couple of weeks," he said, "and I can't determine whether I'll still be captain.
Hendy will lead a review over the summer to decide which elements of the five-year plan can still be delivered.
A review over a set period is a formal process allowing you to demonstrate your flexibility and belief in the organisation.
Since then his distant relatives have been granted a review over the decision to bury his remains in Leicester.
Russell George, Conservative AM for Montgomeryshire, wants a review over a policy which earmarked seven areas of mid and south Wales as potential sites.
He's doing quite a few video reviews over at CNET and we're very proud.
It is based on a study that reviewed over 300 documents on cash transfer programmes for poor families, and related issues, around the world.
A sex worker has won the right to have a judicial review over a law that makes it illegal to pay for sexual services in Northern Ireland.
Twenty-one cases of chronic tibial osteomyelitis in which treatment involved the use of OSTEOSET®-T as a space filler and local antibiotic delivery system were identified by a retrospective review over a 30-month period from 2010 to 2012.
These patients were selected based on a chart review over a 6-year time period.
