"overarching position" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe a broad perspective, opinion, or stance that is comprehensive and all-encompassing. For example, "The overarching position of the company is that we are committed to creating greener solutions."
The Polish prime minister appeared to have accepted May's overarching position that citizens' rights should be reciprocal after Brexit.
It is perhaps in that sense that the Leibnizians are committed to empirical idealism.[26] The reading (provided above) of what makes transcendental idealism transcendental hints at a further way of clarifying Kant's overarching position.
ORWH used its overarching position as an NIH-wide office to create innovative programs to bridge these gaps.
These interventions have, collectively and progressively, raised societies to a pervasive and overarching position in the geomorphic stability instability of the Mediterranean's coasts, a situation that will be exacerbated by pressures from sea-level rise, paving the way for rampant coastal erosion and delta destruction.
Jones himself came under threat of transfer or subordination in April 1943 when the Federal government began moves to unite the Air Force's command by creating an overarching Air Officer Commanding RAAF position that would have effectively replaced Jones as CAS and also been senior to Bostock.
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Although he first understood (D) as a principle of moral discourse, he now positions it as an overarching principle of impartial justification that holds for all types of practical discourse (cf. 1990a, 66, 93; 1076b, 107).
Pylyshyn (2002b §R5.3 , 2003b§7.4.3), despite his overarching commitment to description theory, concedes a great deal to Bartolomeo's position.
Netanyahu and Obama are at odds not only diplomatically, in their positions on Iran, but in their affiliated political parties and overarching strategic visions.
Naturally, with both C-level positions increasing in importance, and with concern over risk management growing, overarching security decisions have become divided between the two, information security vs. corporate compliance, both equally serious but straddling a very blurry line.
Overarching surveys of the history of philosophy often leave the impression that philosophical skepticism roughly, the position that nothing can be known had many adherents in the Ancient and Hellenistic Periods, disappeared completely as a topic of intellectual interest during the Middle Ages, and returned as a viable position in the Renaissance and Early Modern Periods.
