"superimpose onto" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
It means to layer one thing over another. For example: "The artist used a projector to superimpose the digital image onto the canvas."
The reactive section is suggested to properly superimpose onto both the stripping section for exothermic reactions and the rectifying section for endothermic reactions.
By applying time-concentration superposition to each flux content, it was possible to shift horizontally (ac) each set of complex modulus data measured at each test temperature, so that all sets superimpose onto the master curve of the base bitumen at a preselected reference temperature.
Complexity stems from the interplay among levels of biological organization as energy and matter is integrated into larger units that superimpose onto the smaller parts.
Second, the two single-labeled DNA scattering intensity profiles (IA and IB) and the double-labeled DNA scattering intensity profile (IAB) were buffer-subtracted and scaled so as to superimpose onto the tail of the gold auto-scattering profile at S≥0.04 Å−1.
It isn't superimposed onto content like icing on a cake.
The other dancers grasp invisible objects as if they were performing tasks superimposed onto the air.
A startling series of scenes featuring fairground rides superimposed onto the stunning colonial architecture of the Argentinean capital.
Pokémon Go requires players to walk around looking through their smartphone cameras, waiting for them to show an image of a Pokémon superimposed onto the real-world scene.
Part of the problem was that what many American feminists were writing in the last decade was simply superimposed onto British culture.
Many of the postings are aggressive and sexual and include a photo of her face superimposed onto a picture of female genitalia.
A photograph of a real child had been superimposed onto a sex scene, so skillfully that only an expert could tell the difference.
