"transcendence over" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the act of rising above or surpassing something, often in a spiritual or philosophical sense. Example: The monk's teachings emphasized the importance of achieving transcendence over material desires and attachments.
And indeed it is: the gift of transcendence over troubled times, strife and anxiety.
The Witspellians, for all their transcendence over mere matter, have only the dimmest idea of their predecessors.
For perhaps an hour we chanted, leapt and rapidly exhaled in a dance of controlled ecstasy, celebrating God's oneness and the mystic's transcendence over human fragmentation.
In recreating health, or at least a state of transcendence over the emotional ravages of disease, healing is ultimately a creative act.
Technology, with its almost magical abilities to transform the material world, may even encourage a form of gnosticism, in which transcendence over matter is sought through mystical contemplation.
But the woman, in her baldness, asserts physical and mental transcendence over her surroundings, however lightly she is evoked as "all cloth and concentration", dancing "her laundry dance with the motes".
I am especially interested in the geometry of algebraic curves, surfaces, threefolds and fourfolds over the complex numbers, over numbers fields, over finite fields, over fields of transcendence degree one over finite fields and over discrete valuation rings with perfect residue field.
The thrill at both the Ailey and the Bolshoi has been one of human transcendence (whether over fate, oppression or just the current choreography).
Pagels determined as she read the Gnostic texts that the Church Fathers feared their strangeness and variety — especially the way they gave individual knowledge and transcendence priority over obedience to a patriarchal orthodoxy.
These are: a nation founded on bloodlines, political expansion by surprise and war, murder or detention of unbelievers, transcendence of state over individual, obedience to one leader, contempt for parliamentary forms, plus some miscellaneous gymnastics for the young and a general feeling of elation.
Taransky reinvigorates the tradition of the American avant-garde with this fragmentary and ingenious celebration of immanence, immediacy, and materiality over transcendence, literality, and sentimental reductivism.
