"overwhelming view" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a view that is widely shared among people or that has been expressed decisively by a large number of people. For example, "The public's overwhelming view is that the current president should not be reelected."
The overwhelming view in New Zealand is the tournament is better off without them.
Their overwhelming view was that they did not want David Cameron in Downing Street.
"It was organized around an overwhelming view towards the Costa Brava," Mr. Dubois said.
The overwhelming view is that Britain's reputation was based much more on past success than contemporary achievement.
The overwhelming view of the scientists, was that the food was safe, with 88% having no concerns about eating GM.
The overwhelming view of scientists is that the procedure is too new to know how safe it is.
Maria Miller, the culture secretary and minister for equalities, has urged the Church of England to review its internal democracy, describing it as not reflective of the overwhelming views of its members following its botched attempt to allow women to become bishops.
After Iraq, it should have been time for Blair to call his team together and say "Look, you guys, have we been getting something wrong?" Instead the programme shows a prime minister who not only has gone beyond rational argument but takes pride in the "inner strength" which allows him to disregard the overwhelming views of others.
"It is disappointing that this has ignored the overwhelming views of the teaching profession, academics, employers and universities to retain the link between AS and A level," said general secretary, Brian Lightman.
"We want the minister to listen to the overwhelming views of the public, motor traders and his staff, and to see sense and reverse these ill-thought-through and damaging closures".
However, given the overwhelming expert view that PSHE increases protection for children, these are hard to understand.
