The phrase "a cover design" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the visual artwork or layout created for the cover of a book, magazine, or other publication.
Example: "The publisher revealed a cover design that perfectly captures the essence of the story."
Alternatives: "a cover illustration" or "a cover layout".
Last but not least is the Polish translation with a cover design by Grzegorz Kierzkowski.
His Pörunud aru õnnistus [Understand the blessing] Tartu, 1931), has a cover design by Peet Aren.
The society has not yet publicly commented on several other potential missteps, like a cover design from ESPN the Magazine.
Kaminsky brought along a cover design for "Trump: The Art of the Deal," its author's literary début.
His first band, Definite Hate, produced an album called Violent Victory with a cover design of a white fist punching a black man in the face.
The Thai students produced a stylish program book with a great deal of useful information as well as a cover design that was uniquely Thai.
Like its older sibling, this new magazine won't carry photographs or advertising, but each year's issues will have a cover designed by a single artist.
It nevertheless raised £33,500 and was positively received with a cover designed by The Cure's Robert Smith being the most sought after.
Each album has a cover designed in the same folk-art-inspired style, along with detailed yet non-egghead liner notes sometimes spiced with local recipes.
The first edition of the novel to appear under Plath's name, published in 1967, featured a cover designed by Shirley Tucker, with a bold type face and urgent concentric circles.
That same year it was included in a small collection called This Morning (1921), with a cover designed by Frederick Monhoff, an artist and graduate of Berkeley, whom Flanner married in 1926.
