The phrase "overwhelming period" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a time or period that feels intense, difficult, or overpowering. Example: "I had just started a new job and my workload was increasing, making for an overwhelming period of adjustment and stress."
"In this particular overwhelming assessment period you can't have too much oversight".
Therefore, also for this period overwhelming evidence of the joint stationarity of the idiosyncratic component of the panel exists.
In the period of overwhelming motherhood that I'm writing about in "A Love Story," the boundaries between bodies fail.
The character is driven by an obsession made all the more overwhelming by the finite period in which to pursue it.
But if the new-car smell is too weak, other, less-pleasant odors could seem overwhelming during the honeymoon period when an owner is getting accustomed to a new car.
Throughout the colonial period the overwhelming majority of schools were missionary, and until 1948 the systems were limited to two-year primary schools, three-year middle schools, and a sprinkling of technical schools for training indigenous cadres.
An analysis by the Center for Western Priorities of statements submitted during a public comment period showed overwhelming public support for America's national monuments.
The early postpartum period is overwhelming for most new mothers and many have stopped breastfeeding before ever seeking support or help [ 38].
For example, in a comparison of the acceptability of group vs individual CBT for panic disorder and agoraphobia, Sharp, Power and Swanson [ 52] found that when given a free choice of group or individual CBT at the end of the waiting list period, the overwhelming majority (95%) of the waiting list patients chose individual CBT.
Still, overwhelming is overwhelming.
