"overarching identity" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an identity that is overarching, or all-encompassing, and applies to a particular person, group, or organization. For example, "The church seeks to create an overarching identity of inclusivity and understanding for its members."
When the overarching identity is weakened by declaring human differences to be primary, or when some subgroup of lighter-skinned people claims exclusive ownership of our national ideals, something rare and valuable moves toward history's disturbing norm of tribalism.
In one stroke, the 12-digit UID aims to become the overarching identity to the faceless millions residing in India – similar to the national insurance or social security numbers.
Seated in the gallery overlooking the main floor, Bolt explains "we must find a common, overarching identity or set of values … There is no first Australians, and second Australians, and third or fourth, and all that".
What these strategies share in common is rigorous attention to the brands position consumers' sense of the brand's distinct, overarching identity.
We should also remember - and Britain exemplifies this point very well - that there was more than one route towards political organisation and the development of an overarching identity in each country.
Then, the studies were grouped according to overarching identity themes.
But this eagerness to construct an overarching Arab-American identity can also be a virtue.
The ideal candidate is a figure who can combine individual player development with implementing a distinct playing identity and an overarching strategy which involves bringing academy graduates through and signing players who represent an investment because they will eventually deliver a profit from their sell-on fee.
The majority of the material related to four overarching thematic headings: The impact of diagnosis on personal identity and as a facilitator for accessing care; Balance of power between professional and service user; Therapeutic relationship and developing professional communication; and Support provision through medication, crisis planning, service provision and the wider society.
Three overarching themes were identified: putting theory into practice; challenging professional identity; and enhanced practice.
To this regard, the efforts to train professionals are based on an overarching, big picture of a professional area, which encompasses practices and a professional identity.
