"overall enthusiasm" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a general feeling of enthusiasm that pervades something, such as an atmosphere, a room, or a situation. For example, "The overall enthusiasm in the room was palpable as the speakers discussed the upcoming project."
And I share his overall enthusiasm for the handsome, inviting complex.
"What does that say," she asked, "about the overall enthusiasm of the investment houses" to which they made advance presentations?
Overall enthusiasm for measures such as green taxes also fades when voters are asked to make an immediate choice in the face of economic troubles.
Their overall enthusiasm can be summed up in the voice of one who wrote, "this is an awesome and humorous book that will make you hold your stomach and laugh out loud".
At a time like this, you've got to be a pathological grump – we are talking Home and Away's Alf Stewart gene‑spliced with Victor Meldrew – to let a loss to Holland by a much-changed side nix your overall enthusiasm.
Only when Akpom, in glowing orange boots, emerged from the bench to replace an uninterested Nikica Jelavic on the hour did Hull's overall enthusiasm match that of their £3.5m debutant Moses Odubajo, a recent acquisition from Brentford.
Put these three elements together -- Obama's current vote share, Romney's lead among Independent voters and overall GOP enthusiasm -- and it strongly suggests that Romney will win the popular vote.
The call for eradication sparked some skepticism initially, but has overall generated enthusiasm and commitment.
But while Ms. Smith's keynote address and the gloriously sunny skies contributed to an overall atmosphere of enthusiasm among member station representatives, some executives did not see much of the nice weather.
"They're trying to dampen enthusiasm overall," said Rodd McCloud, campaign manager for Arizona Rep. Ron Barber, one of the four House Democrats lawmakers targeted by Libre's ads.
After the first stage of the mobilisation failed to deter Croatian forces, the second stage commenced on 15 September; it was met with a large-scale refusal of mobilised personnel to report to their designated units, desertions and an overall lack of enthusiasm for the campaign.
