The phrase "an overview of the protocol" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when summarizing or providing a general description of a specific protocol in a report, presentation, or discussion.
Example: "In this section, we will provide an overview of the protocol used for data collection in our study."
Alternatives: "a summary of the protocol" or "a description of the protocol."
Here we provide an overview of the protocol and summarize the main baseline demographic, biochemical, and clinical characteristics of randomized participants.
However, for the sake of completeness, an overview of the protocol operation is presented herein.
Figure 1a provides an overview of the Protocol.
Whole blood collected using a citrate phosphate double dextrose anticoagulant (CP2D) PVC bag was split three ways whole blood (WB), non-leukoreduced (NLR) blood component, and leukoreduced (LR) blood component (see Supplemental Figure 1 for an overview of the protocol).
An overview of the protocol procedure is provided in Figure 2.
An overview of the protocol used for each of the combinations of antibodies used for double fluorescent immunohistochemistry is summarised in Table 3.
A master can easily learn whether there is no data activity in the network using the MAC protocol rules and the state of the two distributed logical queues that manage both the collision resolution and the transmission of data (see Section 2.2 for an overview of the MAC protocol operation and [4] for the details of the protocol rules).
The objective of this paper is not only to give an overview of the STARTS protocol proposal, but also to discuss the process that led to its definition.
Section 2 gives an overview of the routing protocol used in our experiments.
When it is the time to broadcast a message to its member nodes, the transmission radius may be the maximum d(sj, ck). Figure 2 gives an overview of the CRTQ protocol after clustering, where the unequal cells represent the unequal clusters formed by CRTQ, and CH denotes cluster head.
