The phrase "mandates overlap" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where there are conflicting or overlapping guidelines or requirements. Example: The company's policies and government regulations often mandate overlap, causing confusion among employees about which rules to follow.
After six years the Metropolitan police force only operates in three out of Buenos Aires City's 15 districts, he says, and its mandate overlaps too much with that of the federal police.
This drop in sensitivity mandates slightly overlapping bed positions when imaging larger imaging fields, such as the torso or the whole-body.
Its mandate also overlaps with national or regional agencies like the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and the European Food Safety Authority.
Many organisations have overlapping mandates.
"We face overlapping mandates," Mr. Hirshon said.
Dr Frank Foley, of the department of war studies at King's College London, who has studied Anglo-French approaches to counterterrorism, said: "France has a number of security agencies with overlapping mandates in the areas of domestic counter-terrorism intelligence and law enforcement".
Many regulatory departments have overlapping mandates.
And particularly difficult is if it appears that you have overlapping mandates, so you have different organizations saying, "Well, we should be doing that".
It is instructive nonetheless to observe that these programs of research were sufficiently multi-faceted and compelling to be supported by a series of different donors, each with unique (albeit sometimes overlapping) mandates.
In an unusual alignment, Dance Theatre of Harlem, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre and Complexions Contemporary Ballet — three companies whose artistic missions overlap with a mandate to represent people of color — will be here during the same week in April.
