The phrase "and the overlay of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the addition or layering of elements, such as in design, data analysis, or visual representation.
Example: "The report includes a detailed analysis of the data trends and the overlay of various demographic factors."
Alternatives: "and the layering of" or "and the superimposition of".
My Sunday column is about the famine in Somalia, and the overlay of violence and rape on top of it.
However, both the topology of wireless network and the overlay of P2P network are dynamic, so the middleware is proposed to integrate such architectures of service-oriented applications.
MAD2B exhibited a very similar localization at the mitotic spindle, and the overlay of both corresponding fluorescent signals revealed a perfect co-localization (Fig. 2, lower panels, yellow staining), thus fully corroborating the above protein-protein interaction data.
The inactivation of each pathway results in partial inhibition of apoptotic death of spermatogonia, and the overlay of TUNEL-kinetics suggested the existence of several spermatogonia populations according to death sensitivities.
The overlay of the TK domain of HIR and SjIR-1 is shown in Figure 2D and the overlay of HIR and SjIR-2 is shown in Figure 2E.
Shown are fluorescent images, bright field images, and the overlay of the two images.
The images were acquired from (A) the enhanced green fluorescent protein (EGFP) channel (green), (B) the DAPI channel (blue), and (C) the overlay of the two channels.
"Creed" rescues the Rocky series from the bombast of the later films and reclaims the overlay of emotion that was its birthright way back when.
This search was constrained by the use of the riboside formula, which limits both atom types and ratios, by consideration of the likely chemical stability of the resulting analogues and by the overlay of structural requirements allowing incorporation of the analogues into a polymer.
His 1961 drama "The Damned" has the jangling disjunction of a French New Wave film and, in particular, the overlay of classical ruins and natural splendor that would mark Godard's "Contempt," from 1963.
"We've moved the heavy lifting to the server," using the organizer or phone for the lightweight image processing and the overlaying of the translation on the image.
