The phrase "an override of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one action or decision supersedes or replaces another, often in technical or formal discussions.
Example: "The system requires an override of the default settings to implement the new configuration."
Alternatives: "a cancellation of" or "a reversal of".
He confidently predicts that an override of the veto is "a done deal".
Obama now almost certainly has enough votes to prevent an override of his veto, should it come to that.
She said she would campaign to bring about an override of Carey's veto of the death-penalty bill.
Like other private-equity funds, Yucaipa has charged a variety of fees, including management fees of two per cent and an "override" of twenty per cent of profits.
The more surprising element of this current dispute may be that this is the first time the threat of an override of Mr. Obama's veto is real.
If Oklahoma does not go forward, and an override of Ms. Brewer's veto in Arizona does not materialize, Mr. Hatfield said, "then other states, including Georgia, have a duty to step up".
Description: Due to an overriding of buffers it is not possible for buffer discs to slide and therefore an axle can be pressed out of the track.
Description: If the friction between buffer discs increases due to high pressure and if there are large height displacements of touching buffers an overriding of these buffers might occur.
While we cannot exclude the possibility that bottle-feeding may result in an overriding of appetite self-regulation in some infants, our results suggest that any associations with weight are likely due to mechanisms other than maternal pressure.
The Clinton administration had argued against granting the business groups' appeal, characterizing it as an invitation to a judicial override of a choice that Congress had already made.
Disguised observation in the Erasmus MC revealed an override rate of > 90% for DDIs, including QT-prolongation alerts (unpublished data).
