"review overall" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English
It is typically used to refer to an overall evaluation or assessment of something. Here is an example: "After completing the project, it is important to review overall to ensure that all goals were met and any necessary improvements can be identified for future projects."
Despite some "beautiful moments", concluded the review, "overall it's a horrible piece of shit".
Intelligence analysts with the United States Central Command did review overall security for ships visiting Yemen, but neither the American Embassy nor the Pentagon's Defense Logistics Agency required or conducted extensive vetting of Yemeni port workers, the officials said.
In our review, overall subjective outcomes after fibular osteotomy are good or excellent in more than 75% of the patients.
The present review overall suggests that the students in K-12 flipped classrooms would have a better achievement, or at least performed equally as in traditional classrooms.
The review overall produced no evidence in favour of or against the potential benefits associated with an oral cancer screening programme.
Evidence review: Overall 49 studies were recognized for all assessment methods with five major decisive factors of causality evaluation, all the information regarding reasons allocating causality, the advantages and limitations of the appraisal methods were extracted and scrutinized.
However, data has shown that these reviewers tend to write more positive reviews overall, with products earning an average of 4.74 stars out of five, compared with an average rating of 4.36 for non-incentivized reviews.
Positive employee reviews: "Overall great work life balance and supportive management".
The episode received mostly positive reviews overall, though reaction to the musical performances was not as strong.
Reviewing overall science and engineering publications in 2008, 43% of internationally co-authored papers included US-based researchers.
We conclude with the reviews' overall assessment of these tools.
