"overall expenses" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to the sum total of all expenses related to a particular activity. For example, "The overall expenses for this business trip came to $2,500."
Overall expenses were 896 million euros compared with the Reuters poll average of 1.005 billion euros.
Overall expenses increased by 59 percent year-on-year, while quarterly revenue rose by 44 percent.
This is typical for an independent bookstore, and it means that wage increases have a disproportionate influence on overall expenses.
Overall expenses during the quarter rose 8percentto to $8.5 billion, including higher network maintenance and marketing costs.
Overall expenses for the five funds have dropped from 12 basis points in 1992 to an average of seven now.
So companies that reward their employees with stock options do not include the costs of those programs in their overall expenses, giving their earnings a boost.
American Skandia, which has one of the highest overall expense ratios of all stock fund families, at 2.13percentt, is expensive because its funds are relatively small and because Skandia hires the best fund-management firms to manage its clients' assets, Mr. Murray said.
The overall expense also depends on the amount consumed, and the company did not provide forecasts for that.
Among them are the transaction fees generated in buying currency futures, which add to an investor's overall expense.
I mean, you could only imagine what diesel fuel costs me as an overall expense for this year.
The addition of more index-based funds has helped lower the overall expense ratio for target-date funds.
