The phrase "adequate overlap" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extent to which two or more things share common elements or characteristics, often in contexts like research, data analysis, or comparisons.
Example: "The study showed an adequate overlap between the two datasets, indicating that the results were reliable."
Alternatives: "sufficient overlap" or "acceptable overlap".
Only specimens on participants with CD4+ T cell counts >350 cells/mm3 were selected for these analyses to ensure adequate overlap between groups.
22 Restricting arterial territory has previously lead to adequate overlap and significant results using voxel-based analyses.
Foramen magnum and sacrum should be included, and skin markers may be necessary to ensure adequate overlap.
In the re-implantation group it is imperative that the paresthesia, that is or was felt under SCS therapy, has adequate overlap with the painful area.
The correct position is determined by means of intra-operative stimulation and is deemed successful if the induced paresthesia has an adequate overlap with the painful area.
To validate our propensity score adjustment, we checked for adequate overlap in propensity scores for monotherapy and polypharmacy within each quintile and for the absence of significant residual imbalances in patient characteristics after adjustment for quintile of the propensity score.
This mode of failure could have been avoided if adequate overlapping had been provided.
It is indicated that the device is a bottom-gate and top-contact TFT configuration, especially adequate overlaps between the source/drain electrode and the channel are observed, thus ensuring good contacts between them, shown in Fig. 6b.
Must the scored annotations exactly match the gold standard, or is a reasonable overlap adequate?
All films were obtained with the subject standing with arms crossed and knees fully extended with adequate lateral view of overlapping femoral heads and visualization from above the C7 vertebral body to the sacral end plate.
At the heart of these problems is coordination -- we could avoid programmatic and funding overlap, and have adequate allocation of resources by improving coordination (or at least complement the available resources to support the strategic plan of the Ministry of Health).
