The phrase "a sufficient overview" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether a summary or explanation provides enough information on a particular topic.
Example: "The report provided a sufficient overview of the project's progress and outcomes."
Alternatives: "an adequate summary" or "a comprehensive outline".
We do not have a sufficient overview of the purposes for which users' design feedback is gathered.
As a result, it shall give a sufficient overview over the topic to both, biologists and engineers handling biological or bioelectrochemical methanogenesis.
For people in the crowd, it was impossible to gain a sufficient overview of the situation and to find a solution.
Even if, from a theoretical point of view, it would be possible to estimate an infinite number of quantiles, focusing on a limited number permits attainment of a sufficient overview about the distributional impact of educational predictors on students' learning outcome.
This leads to a suggestion for further surveys, namely that the institutional setting and target group(s) should be carefully pre-distinguished to provide a more sufficient overview.
Some expert groups have rated the evidence of an association as sufficient (overview by Babisch 2002; Passchier-Vermeer 2003).
For instance, in their original publication of the mammalian circadian clock model 24, the authors employed a sensitivity analysis of only one aggregated output – the circadian clock period– a very important trait, but too aggregated to give sufficient overview of the entire model behaviour.
Around the time of the formation of the RLGs, in 1978, a report by a working party of the Nuffield Provincial Hospital Trust criticised the Department for lacking 'a definable research policy', and sufficient overview of the fragmented, customer-focused R&D activities nominally under its control [ 13, 14].
Patient records with many progress notes and documents were often dominated by redundancy of information and the GPs had problems with achieving sufficient overview.
To ensure that results provided a sufficient and broad overview of the existing knowledge, we used a deductive approach, generating the paper's headings (direct costs, indirect costs, CEAs) then searching for studies that fit those categories.
Was a sufficient amount of time available for the systems used for the overview?
