"overlaying one another" is correct and usable in written English
You would use this phrase when you are describing two things that are placed directly on top of one another. For example, you could say, "The two pieces of fabric were overlaying one another, creating a beautiful pattern."
The mural, titled "The Peace Wall" and depicting a dozen hands of different ethnicities overlaying one another on a sky-blue background, is a product of Philadelphia's Mural Arts Program, which is celebrating its 25th anniversary this month.
Among them is a vivid abstraction, "Untitled (Color Solargram)" (1950), by Bernard Siegel, made by manipulating light on paper to produce a composition of floating, flat geometrics overlaying one another.
People often forget that Led Zeppelin were a folk band, too, drawing in no small part on the mystical history and song of the Welsh borderlands where Plant grew up and lives (at least nominally) — Celts, Saxons and Britons overlaying one another's pagan and early mystical Christian roots.
The middle digit, a collision of numbers overlaying one another from both directions, is a virtual blur to the naked eye.
Therefore, the monomers are predicted to overlay one another but be offset by 79 112 residues.
This indexes a transformed subjectivity: contrite, frightened, and seeking redemption, which, in turn, shows how chronotopes can build up and overlay one another in the course of a narrative (see also Holquist, 1990, pp. 116 121).
It has a range of tools for gussying up your snaps, including overlaying one on another, with a view towards social sharing.
Fused images were composed by overlaying one image with the other one transparently, in which the opacity of the overlaid image was interactively controlled.
Nokia is also adding some new casing colours with this Lumia device — overlaying one translucent colour layer over an opaque layer to produce new "bold blends" with a "depth effect" — such as lime green and orange.
But Dubble's twist is what the app does to users' photos: it randomly combines two photos from different users, by overlaying one shot over the other, to create a composite digital double exposure.
Dartfish's training program connects a computer to a video camera and provides instant visual feedback on a swing; it can overlay one golfer with another to diagnose flaws in a swing.
