The phrase "a database that covers" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a database that includes or encompasses specific information or topics.
Example: "The research team utilized a database that covers various aspects of climate change to support their findings."
Alternatives: "a database that includes" or "a database that encompasses".
But they are unlikely — these results are plucked from a database that covers approximately 400 Senate races.
To that extent, we consider helical assemblies comprised of up to five layers, for which we identify favorable structural patterns, providing a database that covers most practical applications.
In addition to offering a database that covers naturalizations for several regional courts, it also offers a link to the United States National Archives site where you can order your file online.
Using a database that covers hundreds of thousands of firms and millions of workers, the authors look carefully at firms' performance and survival as well as workers' career paths and wage distribution.
That loophole could be closed if a database that covers all of the animals and where they are being transported were publicly available, Gibbs says.
Last month I posted on the language program Byki, this month I'd like to highlight ISI Emerging Markets, a database that covers the world's most dynamic economies.
State-of-the-art building simulation software, ESP-r, was used to generate a database that covered the past 5 years.
Finally, we would like to point out that our discriminative approach to the prediction of functions requires an orthology database that covers a broad range of organisms.
To develop and verify the models a large database that covers the complete range of potential input conditions was assembled.
Opta launched their Data Scout package three years ago, and claims to have a large database that covers 15 competitions across Europe and Latin America, dating back in some cases to before 2000.
The controversial deal raises serious concerns about the privacy rights of British and other EU citizens whose personal banking affairs are held on a giant database that covers the vast majority of bank-to-bank financial transactions across Europe.
