The phrase "a very good overview" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a summary or general description that effectively covers the main points of a topic.
Example: "The report provided a very good overview of the current market trends and their implications for our business strategy."
Alternatives: "a comprehensive summary" or "an excellent outline".
For a very good overview of LISREL goodness- of-fit statistics, readers are referred to [39].
Vogelmonade is reading The Moral Animal by Robert Wright: It presents a very good overview over the historical development and current state of evolutionary psychology.
It is rather comprehensive, as it also introduces basic GIS concepts, projections, and simple spatial analysis and thematic mapping, but provides a very good overview of how one might get started with both, the software and spatial analysis.
Between them, they gave a very good overview of what is happening in the world of transportation technology.
It is a very dynamic, open, and multicultural environment that provides a very good overview of what is going on in Europe.
Siegel's book, Stocks For The Long Run, is well written and provides a very good overview of the performance of different asset classes over last two centuries.
It might also mean Google, suggests this very good overview by Computerworld of what to expect.
The first is "Zero to One" by Peter Thiel, a very good book that gives an overview of entrepreneurship and innovation.
The SHARE-Study provides a very good basis for an international overview concerning the association between household income and forgone care.
Therefore the current paper is in my opinion not only a very good but clearly also a highly timely overview of pitfalls in peer reviewing.
The tutorial gives a good basic overview of Windows, and it also has a very good explanation of how to use a mouse, something missing from many manuals and critical for the WIMP interface.
