The phrase "sufficient overview" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means providing enough information or a thorough understanding of something. Example: "Before diving into the details, let's first provide a sufficient overview of the project goals and objectives."
This leads to a suggestion for further surveys, namely that the institutional setting and target group(s) should be carefully pre-distinguished to provide a more sufficient overview.
We do not have a sufficient overview of the purposes for which users' design feedback is gathered.
As a result, it shall give a sufficient overview over the topic to both, biologists and engineers handling biological or bioelectrochemical methanogenesis.
For people in the crowd, it was impossible to gain a sufficient overview of the situation and to find a solution.
Even if, from a theoretical point of view, it would be possible to estimate an infinite number of quantiles, focusing on a limited number permits attainment of a sufficient overview about the distributional impact of educational predictors on students' learning outcome.
Some expert groups have rated the evidence of an association as sufficient (overview by Babisch 2002; Passchier-Vermeer 2003).
Finally, a sample size of 50 volunteers was chosen to be sufficient for overview and basis for further research.
To ensure that results provided a sufficient and broad overview of the existing knowledge, we used a deductive approach, generating the paper's headings (direct costs, indirect costs, CEAs) then searching for studies that fit those categories.
We show that the output of the measurements was consistent albeit relying on multiple measurement methods, and that a one day sampling period is sufficient to obtain an overview on the fate of nanoparticles in incineration plants.
Twenty-five years of community development projects was judged to be sufficient to provide an overview of the most recent projects.
Since Norway is a small country with a transparent telemedicine community, we found the method sufficient to ensure an overview of the field.
