"overarching body" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to a type of organization made up of several separate entities which all have the same purpose or goal. For example, you might say, "The overarching body of the United Nations works together in the pursuit of global peace."
Falling under the overarching Body Madness Platform rubric, the program is part tribute show: Ms. Dorrance's "Remembering Jimmy" is created in honor of Jimmy Slyde, who was known for his slide step, which integrates sweeping leg movements and intricate rhythmical phrasing.
The resulting Cooksey Review recommended that a new overarching body be created to oversee the single research fund: the Office for Strategic Coordination of Health Research [ 58].
We need an overarching body that can deliver a fair and just transition for working people, their families and communities.
The measures are expected to include legislation to create a new overarching body, accountable to parliament, that would deliver a national strategy for the railways.
The European Community came into being in 1993 at the same time as the European Union, an overarching body whose name rapidly became the preferred term of reference.
Mr. Ma is also director of the state development and reform commission, an overarching body that coordinates economic policy in different areas.
However, Sants said he would be working to make sure the EU avoided setting up an overarching new supervisory body for financial markets that was out of touch with what was happening on the ground.
In some countries, this may be best done through overarching communicable disease bodies.
Nursing work is governed by a web of overarching documents from professional bodies, registration bodies, and individual health care organisations.
Mr Ewing said it set out the "overarching strategic aim of the body to further the economic and social development and improve the amenity and environment".
While developers and tournament organizers may have specific rules governing the integrity of esports competitions — for example, rules preventing manipulation/cheating and forbidding players from betting on matches — without a single governing body establishing uniform, overarching rules, ethical and cheating controversies may hamper the legitimacy of esports.
