The phrase "an overview of the instrumentation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing or summarizing the tools, devices, or methods used in a particular context, such as a scientific study or technical report.
Example: "In this section, we will provide an overview of the instrumentation used in our experiments to ensure accurate data collection."
Alternatives: "a summary of the instruments" or "a review of the equipment".
Abigail Crites, Caltech, "The TIME-Pilot CII Intensity Mapping Experiment to Study the Epoch of Reionization" I will present an overview of the science and instrumentation for a new instrument, TIME-Pilot (Tomographic Ionized Carbon Intensity Mapping Experiment).
This chapter provides an overview of the challenges of instrumentation and monitoring in Grid systems.
In this review we aim to provide an overview of the current status of instrumentation at modern MX experiments.
This talk will provide an overview of the ANITA detection technique, instrumentation, analysis methods, and results so far.
Although an overview of the mission and the scientific instrumentation has already been described by Nakamura et al. (2007), the principal parts are noted below briefly.
This presentation of the 'Rabot2012' fire tests comprises: (1) a detailed description of the experimental set-up (i.e. geometry, fuel package and instrumentation), (2) an overview of the fire scenarios obtained in each of the four tests, and (3) a detailed account of the data processing carried out.
This paper firstly presents an overview of the monitoring programme and a critical discussion of the instrumentation used.
In this paper an overview of the Swarm science objectives, the mission concept, the scientific instrumentation, and the expected contribution to the ILWS programme will be summarized.
This chapter presents an overview of the fundamentals of selected thin film deposition techniques and pertinent instrumentation with an emphasis on applications to biomaterials.
This chapter presents an overview of the fundamentals and state-of-the-art in non-invasive biopotential recording instrumentation with a focus on micropower-integrated circuit design for high-density and unobtrusive wearable applications.
