The phrase "overarching perception" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a general or widespread feeling about a particular concept or situation. For example, "The overarching perception among most people is that the government is inefficient and corrupt."
Even if troops' behaviour was to change, however, it would remove only one element of the Afghans' resentment and would not change their overarching perception.
Also, the overarching perception that Clinton is going to win could also garner her more votes among undecided voters in the fall.
"My general overarching perception of the art world is that it tends to be relatively traditional based upon the fact that it's commerce related.
"We believe that mothers do the bulk of the overnight care work because in Australian society there is still an overarching perception that caring for young kids or doing housework is a 'woman's duty.'".
Although the Black Lives Matter movement has shone a light on institutional racism and heightened racial discourse in the country, the overarching perception is that it hasn't helped improve race relations, according to the Monmouth poll.
One theme, 'balance and harmony', emerged as an overarching perception regarding healthy lifestyles (Table 1).
What I found in my new research is that when these overarching perceptions shift and change so spectacularly, our beliefs and values shift and change right along with them.
This was defined in terms of one overarching core principle - " holistic perception and understanding of the patient" and two underlying categories of "the dentist's positive outlook on people" and "the dentist's positive view of patient contact".
From these finding two overarching themes emerged: Children and young people beliefs and perceptions that they 'could do anything' that their peers did in relation to physical activity; and Parental beliefs that they 'would do anything' to enable this to happen.
See Table 3 for a summary of overarching themes as well as specific sub-themes describing client perceptions of the MHEN technologies.
We discuss our findings on patients' perceptions of care on the general ward under two overarching themes: care and support, and ward organization and environment.
