The phrase "holistic snapshot" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to a comprehensive or complete view or understanding of something. Example: The annual report provides a holistic snapshot of the company's financial health, including both quantitative data and qualitative analysis.
The purpose of including oral interviews was not only to validate inferences derived from students' written answers, but also to create a holistic snapshot of students' evolutionary reasoning patterns.
VideoOut's primary objective, Reeves said, is simply to "amplify LGBTQ stories exactly how they are told" and, collectively, present a "holistic" snapshot of the community.
VideoOut's primary objective, Reeves said, is simply to "amplify LGBTQ stories exactly how they are told" and, collectively, present a "holistic" snapshot of the community. .
For the first time, we can now obtain a holistic "snapshot" of a cell with transcript, protein and metabolite profiling.
For example, we assume that any given snapshot always encodes a holistic representation of the information contained in all face parts.
We propose that normally for identification faces are encoded incrementally by holistic processing [25] of informative snapshots of faces.
Existing tools, like social sharing buttons or shortened URLs, only provide a limited snapshot and are far from providing a holistic view.
More recently, the same authors have revised the definition of metabolomics as "a global holistic overview of the personal metabolic status," or in other word, "a snapshot of the chemical fingerprints that specific cellular processes leave behind" [ 48].
Because Fisher didn't meet that threshold, under which about 75percentt of UT's incoming freshman class is awarded a spot, she challenged the school's "holistic" admissions plan, which selects the remainder of the applicant pool by looking at a snapshot of a student's whole file for admissions determinations.
It sounds quite holistic.
