The phrase 'overlook of' is not a commonly used phrase in written English. It could be used in a general sense to describe a view of something, such as "the overlook of the lake was stunning".
To the left, a scenic overlook of radicchio.
"It's a change for us, but it's a good change," said Samar al-Sarayreh, 17, as she sat with her sister on a scenic overlook of the city.
If you hike up Rockwell Road north from the parking area for 1.8 miles, you'll roll up to a picturesque overlook of virgin forest.
The relatively easy path starts behind the cluster of museums and ascends through geologic time on a gradually rising ridge to reach an overlook of Chimney Rock.
The overlook of the Hudson and the Palisades is magnificent indeed, although visitors may well be as overwhelmed by the humility of the great house's entrance: a simple, wooden screen door that could use a new coat of green paint.
The recreation area offers loop trails leading past petroglyphs up to an overlook of the Toiyabe Range, the longest mountain range in Nevada as well as a primitive campground.
But perhaps the most surprising feature of this boutique hotel is the view, which overlooks, of all places, the Bronx.
Thus, in the worst case scenario, poor estimations of clay content can lead to overlooking of major hydrocarbon producers [6].
The chapter also discusses issues, such as misleading valve layouts, overlooking of simple redesign, and unimaginative thinking.
Now, an indirect detection process combined with mostly confirmatory goals is conducive to overlooking of unexpected interactions.
Current expansion models usually overlook some of these uncertainties in order to reduce the computational burden.
