"stacked over" is correctly and correctly used in written English.
It is usually used to refer to a large number of items or objects that are placed one on top of the other in a line. For example, "The books were stacked over in the corner of the room."
Soon he was the only Papi, the biggest Papi, with an easy swagger and a healthy gut stacked over his belt.
A "napoleon" of salmon-tuna tartare comprised four cigarlike objects, wrapped in seaweed and prettily stacked over a pool of sesame-based vinaigrette.
When they'd finished they stood and regarded the cairn of rocks they'd stacked over the raw earth to keep the skunks out.
This has traditionally been done by hand, with successive layers of a broad-goods laminate stacked over a tool in the shape of the desired part in such a way as to accommodate the anticipated loads.
The heartland is evoked with hometown dishes like a fried chicken -- nearly the whole bird -- stacked over I-don't-know-how-many waffles studded with bacon strips and slathered with hot maple-caramel sauce.
"After about five minutes I knew she was right," he said, "and I said, 'So, you're from Boston, huh?' She said, 'No, I'm from Queens.'" In the Fields Corner section of Dorchester Mr. Affleck stopped briefly at the house that served as the exterior for the abducted girl's home, a "three decker," with one identical apartment stacked over another.
"We are now stacking over 40 calls with no one to send to them.
Such a fact can be found from Figs. 4 and 5, that there is no massive conductive organic material stacking over the valleys at 5000 rpm.
The only stable conformation for the misinserted adenine is where it stacks over the templating guanine, but the sugar and base exhibit poor electron density, indicating that the nascent terminus is dynamic.
In the second threat, the migrated VMs might face different attacks such as man-in-the-middle, DoS and stack over-flow [28].
Soon-to-be published political memoirs will be stacked up over the bookshops thicker than flights over Heathrow.
