The phrase "an overarching assessment of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a comprehensive evaluation or analysis of a particular subject or issue.
Example: "The report provides an overarching assessment of the current economic situation and its potential impacts on future growth."
Alternatives: "a comprehensive evaluation of" or "a broad analysis of".
The source of any research funding/sponsorship, or other vested interest such as personnel employment or contract, was not taken into account for risk-of-bias assessment (domain VI), but was reflected in the overarching assessment of risk of bias for each RCT.
The framework is based on but modifies and integrates the notion of the "cascade of uncertainties" and the NUSAP Numeral Unit Spread Assessment Pedigreee) methodology to include the overarching assessment categories of Numerical Value, Spread, Depth and Substantiation.
Each care cluster was further subcategorised within the questionnaire to form 47 distinct areas of care; therefore the overarching assessment activities care cluster was further broken down into assessment of mental state, assessment of role functioning, assessment of risk and so on.
The report, "Impacts of Climate Change on Biodiversity, Ecosystems, and Ecosystem Services," is one of a suite of studies feeding into what will be the third National Climate Assessment, an overarching analysis of impacts on everything from transportation systems to public health.
[Escalated risk from all work strands] Status: red The lack of an overarching equality impact assessment means that we are unaware of the combined impact of the whole programme on protected groups and cannot respond effectively, leaving the policy open to criticism and challenge.
The Assessment of Quality of Life (AQoL) family of measures share an overarching conceptualisation of QoL in terms of handicap, or the impact of a reported health state on personal functioning and satisfaction within the person's social context [ 2].
