[come/work etc] under the umbrella of something
From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English[come/work etc] under the umbrella of something[come/work etc] under the umbrella of somethingto be part of a larger organization or involved in the work done by it The international education program came under the umbrella of the State Department. umbrellaExamples from the Corpus[come/work etc] under the umbrella of something Finally, war served to bring all members of a society, soldier and civilian, under the umbrella of national consciousness. Governments also use the more industrially orientated labs under the umbrella of the Fraunhofer society. A whole range of behaviour is subsumed under the umbrella of bureaucratic self-interest.