"umbrella strategy" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a broad or overarching plan or approach that covers multiple specific strategies or tactics. An example could be: "Our company's advertising campaign was implemented as part of our umbrella strategy to increase brand awareness and drive sales."
Unlike IBM's "e-business" or HP's "eServices," which are more umbrella strategies than concrete business moves, Sun's iForce initiative could be a direct force in generating revenue.
Many other "artists formerly known as MCNs" (an homage to Prince from a fellow Minnesotan) didn't "get" this umbrella branding strategy until much later on.
The free energy landscapes governing the opening/closing of the GluR2 S1S2 ligand-binding domain in the apo, DNQX-, and glutamate-bound forms are computed by using all-atom molecular dynamics simulations with explicit solvent, in conjunction with an umbrella sampling strategy.
He regards the council as a secretive umbrella group plotting strategy for the Republican right.
Since they were under the protective umbrella of mixed-strategy equilibrium, why not join in? "Stuff on Kennedy I'm gonna leak," Nixon responded.
These findings support Dayrit et al's call for more operational and context-specific research conducted at a local country level under the umbrella of a national strategy of health research [ 14].
Given the number of shared features between these disease entities, including a dominance of RAS-activating changes, there is a potential for similar therapeutic strategies and "umbrella" trials in women with advanced stage or recurrent disease [ 12, 13].
The university brings the typically diffuse educational offerings developed by various departments under one umbrella, he said, allowing corporate strategy, rather than departmental goals, to shape the program.
Policy makers like to think of our nuclear deterrence strategy as an "umbrella," one that includes scenarios that the adversary is certain will engender our nuclear response, and others in which it believes that the chances of retaliation are too high to risk.
