The phrase "overarching group" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a group or organization that is above or encompasses other smaller groups within it. It can also be used as an adjective to describe something that covers or includes a wide range of topics or ideas. Example: The United Nations is considered the overarching group that oversees and coordinates the efforts of various smaller organizations working towards global peace and development. Example: The company's overarching mission is to provide affordable and sustainable products to consumers worldwide.
Each of these three sets of practices was governed by an overarching group of jurisdiction practices, which ensured that every decision was made in the right place, by the right people, and at the right time.
The area's punk, metal, and industrial music scenes were condensed into an overarching group of oddballs, who saw themselves and were seen in turn as clearly different from the rest of the conservative town.
Over a two-day meeting, five workgroups (one for each CPAG – child, youth, adult, older adult – and one overarching group) of five to six experts (including behavior change, messaging, and exercise physiology researchers, key stakeholders, and end users) reviewed and discussed evidence for creating and targeting messages to supplement the new CPAG.
We combined data into the two overarching groups to reflect our aforementioned framework: management of CVD risk conditions and treatment of acute and chronic CVDs.
As a basis for analysis, the major themes tapped by the findings were classified into two overarching groups containing three categories each.
Female co-operative groups exist on the reserve under the overarching co-operative group Mbigeweti ('now we are enlightened'), grouped according to their proximity to specific locations on the reserve: Wuro Nyako (House of Nyako), Wuro Fulbe, (House of Fulani), Mayo Borno (River Borno), Wuro Lobi (House of Lobi) and Wuro Tale (House of Tale).
In axial coding, similar ideas were organized into overarching themes by grouping similar codes.
However, it may be possible to define a selected group of overarching mechanisms that might allow detection of the vast majority of developmental toxicants.
The highlighted responses were then discussed by the participants and overarching themes developed to group together those that were closely aligned.
Whole group discussion was used to refine coding and to identify overarching themes which helped to group subordinate themes, until consensus was reached.
These codes were then grouped into overarching concepts, categories, and finally a model that attempts to explain the underlying coherence [13], [14].
