"from the overview" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that the information being discussed is taken from a larger summary or overview of a topic. Example: "From the overview, we can see that the company's profits have been steadily increasing over the past year." This sentence suggests that the speaker is referring to a larger summary or report that includes information about the company's profits.
A hidden method activated in the System UI Tuner works by swiping up on the screen from the overview button.
All systematic reviews were retrieved and rated for quality by using the 10 questions from the overview quality assessment questionnaire.
Directions: Fill in the blanks in the paragraphs below taken from the overview on the Times Topics page about the Federal Debt Ceiling.
From the overview: Natural gas, the first cousin to crude oil, is a combustible fossil fuel often found in underground reservoirs and comprised of methane and other hydrocarbon compounds.
He's also employed more advisers than other mayors, whilst also being the least willing to submit to questioning from the Overview & Scrutiny Committee – despite claiming to uphold "highest standards of probity and transparency".
Following are excerpts from the overview of the national energy policy being proposed by President Bush today, as provided by the White House: America in the year 2001 faces the most serious energy shortage since the oil embargoes of the 1970's.
From the overviews, we can learn about the prevalence of different comorbidities and their proportions in the population.
As can be seen from the overviews of the results in Tables 1 and 2, there were no significant differences in the averaged data of the Quiescence (Q1, Q2), Contraction (C1, C2) and Isoprenaline subgroups (Iso, Iso + OA).
And you can read the overview from Deborah Mattinson, the founder of BritainThinks, on getting inside the minds of the UK's undecided voters.
The same conclusion can be drawn from ANOVA results (see the overview of variance contribution in Figure 4b).
The overview from EPA indicates that the glycerol metabolism is most critical for intracellular survival.
