The phrase "an excess over" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing amounts that exceed a certain limit or threshold.
Example: "The company reported an excess over the budget, leading to a review of its spending practices."
Alternatives: "a surplus above" or "an overflow beyond".
Each thinker wants to articulate, or at least gestures towards, an excess over what a linguistic structure can conceptualize, an excess that is not an abstract possibility but a real existence.
However, the observed methylation overlap for this pair was 3.5%, thus giving an excess (over that expected by chance) methylation overlap of 2.7%.
An excess over the hypothesis of the standard model without electroweak production of W gamma with two jets is observed with a signi fi cance of 2.7 standard deviations.
These studies clearly indicate an excess of over-sedation compared with under-sedation.
We were approved roughly for twenty-three hundred spots citywide, and by mid-May, we had done an excess of over five hundred citywide, with well over one hundred in the Bronx.
For Keynes the crisis is caused by an excess of saving over investment.
A current account surplus is simply an excess of saving over investment, so if every country tries to run a current account surplus, global output must fall.
In the Tx4 case, a strong multipath component is visible at an excess delay (over LOS) of ca. 25 ns.
When a widely available investment strategy is expected to generate an excess return over the broad stock market, by definition it has additional risk and cost embedded in it.
A detailed history also revealed that he often indulged in an excess of over 4 6 tablets intake/day on and off to treat his heartburn.
Thus, it is conceivable that hyperuricemia might confer an excess risk over and above the risk attributable to underlying established risk factors.
