The phrase "in an overview" is grammatically correct and is commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a general summary or explanation of a topic or concept. Example: In an overview of the current market trends, it can be seen that there is a growing demand for sustainable and eco-friendly products.
In an overview chapter, Patterson wryly notes that results such as these may pose a conundrum.
You might use an image like this in an overview of your system or methods.
The Rogue game is described in more detail in ; an overview is given here.
In an overview of his 50-year career, Signac will be represented by 121 works, among them 70 oils and a rich selection of watercolors, drawings and prints.
Local governments have been hurt by sluggish sales tax revenues and hit by rising costs for Medicaid, pensions and health insurance, Moody's said in an overview.
As Manny Fernandez reports today in an overview of the situation, the accident has prompted a new wave of concern among those who live and work near cranes.
Dr David Katz, in an overview of diets in The Annual Review of Public Health concludes that we should eat "food, not too much, mainly plants".
You can take in an overview of local history and special exhibitions that might explore, for example, Amish culture or the history of printing in the region.
Join the Underrepresented Researchers of Color (UROC) program and other student researchers in an overview of well established research programs at UC Berkeley!
"Within educational research, a number of longitudinal studies have demonstrated superior academic, motivational and wellbeing outcomes for children who had attended child-initiated, play-based pre-school programmes," he wrote in an overview.
David Robertson, the young conductor earmarked as heir to any number of American podiums, leads this acclaimed English contemporary-music ensemble in an overview of the work of this eclectic and powerful composer.
