"overlapping period" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a period of time in which two distinct but connected events, tasks, or activities occur. For example, "There was an overlapping period when the old business plan and the new plan were both active."
In some of them, there was more than one overlapping period, and the chart shows the best of the lot.
In the worse-case scenario that both children find themselves living at home full time for an overlapping period, you may at that point have to shift the furniture out of the den and store it temporarily, and possibly think about renting storage.
Co-contractions were assessed as overlapping period between activation intervals of considered muscles.
Since both models agree very well in this overlapping period, the transition is introduced only as a precaution.
The area of stand replacing disturbances and determination of change year are virtually unchanged for the overlapping period between the two time-series products.
According to India's 2006 National Family Health Survey-1, the average SRB obtained for the overlapping period of 1978 1992 stands at 1.06, while in 2000, at 1.12.
In 1916, Woodrow Wilson nominated Louis D. Brandeis, establishing the Jewish seat, which later went, with brief overlapping periods, to Benjamin N. Cardozo, Felix Frankfurter, and Abe Fortas.
For certain overlapping periods this year, I couldn't stop listening to the Ebène Quartet's hyper-lyrical renditions of Debussy, Ravel, and Fauré; to Mark Padmore's psychologically raw "Winterreise"; and to Ann Southam's immense, mysterious piano piece "Simple Lines of Enquiry".
According to the work plan of the project, seven coordinate research teams worked on the same site in different or partially overlapping periods.
The idea is extended to the case that several realizations of the same PLP are observed along overlapping periods of time.
DOHMH employed rapid telephone polling methods typically used in public opinion research to assess ILI prevalence among both adults and children during two overlapping periods in May and June 2009.
