The phrase "a gap in their coverage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where there is a lack of protection, support, or information in a particular area or context.
Example: "The recent audit revealed a gap in their coverage regarding cybersecurity measures, leaving the company vulnerable to potential attacks."
Alternatives: "a deficiency in their coverage" or "a shortfall in their coverage."
But dozens of smaller regional chains will be looking at opportunities to either fill a gap in their coverage or expand.
WASHINGTON, July 29 — Tens of thousands of Medicare beneficiaries who signed up for prescription drug coverage are paying monthly premiums, but Medicare is not paying any of their drug costs because they have reached a gap in their coverage.
In Massachusetts, where the website failure threatened to increase the state's uninsured rate, officials have rushed to put more than 125,000 people on its Medicaid rolls to avoid a gap in their coverage.
And the discounts the companies will provide to Medicare beneficiaries who reach a gap in their drug coverage, known as the doughnut hole, will apply only to brand-name drugs, helping the manufacturers to lock in customers that might otherwise turn to cheaper generics.
Sebelius and other officials laid out measures the federal government is taking to prevent consumers from experiencing a gap in their health coverage during Thursday's conference call with reporters.
Walmart is looking to fill a gap in their chain's lockdown coverage of southwest Miami by building a SuperCenter into one of only three endangered pine rocklands habitats in all of Florida, as part of Coral Reef Commons.
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"That's been a gap in our coverage," she said.
The donut hole was a gap in coverage that forced many seniors to pay 100percentt of their prescription drug costs.
At a minimum, employers should keep currently enrolled young adults on their parents' policies so that they do not face a gap in coverage before they can reapply.
