The phrase "might overlap with" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is used to describe a potential intersection or similarity between two things. Example: "The responsibilities of the marketing team might overlap with those of the sales team in terms of identifying and targeting potential clients."
Prosecutors replied that they needed to take into account the large volume of evidence and jurisprudence from recent trials that might overlap with the case against Mr. Karadzic.
In Hollywood, Haggis might overlap with the radical-chic of someone like Paul Greengrass, but Haggis is more emotional, more about the little guy.
I thought I would file some posts as I go along, while trying to avoid subjects that might overlap with my prospective print piece — hard to sort out how to do that with precision, but I'll try.
But it was unclear what this would mean for long-term changes for the judiciary, and how this might overlap with a new attempt at judicial reforms announced last month by Zhou Qiang, president of the Supreme People's Court.
Of course there's never been a real Jack – born into captivity but in perfect health, living in a best-case-scenario of confinement – so I had to research a weird variety of situations that I thought might overlap with his: not just kidnap survivors but prisoners in solitary confinement or mother-and-child prison units, refugees, hermits and mystics.
This peak might overlap with the calcite peak that took place during the sample curing and preparation.
But prime time on the East Coast might overlap nicely with sunset at the Grand Canyon.
Furthermore, several retinotopic areas have been proposed beyond V4 that might overlap partially with LO and OFA [13], [14].
Motivated by the absence of obvious phenotypic defects in adult Prnp0/0 mice, we considered proteins that might overlap functionally with PrPC.
The third, smaller group identified by Giesecke et al. included patients with a low degree of mood disturbances but with a high tenderness on evoked pain testing, which might overlap to some extent with our Cluster 2 (physically poor).
For example, the arithmetic test (which we classified as part of the working memory domain) might overlap to some extent with the domain of reasoning and problem solving.
