The phrase "a group that covers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collective that addresses or encompasses a particular topic, issue, or area of interest.
Example: "The committee is a group that covers various aspects of environmental policy."
Alternatives: "a team that addresses" or "an organization that encompasses".
The federation, a group that covers occupations like sailors, hospital workers and truck drivers, has a total annual budget of about $250,000, Mr. Alvarez said.
Bell's ostensible protagonist is his narrator, 20-year-old Jesse Melungeon, bass player for an East Coast bar band called Anything Goes, a name appropriate for a group that covers songs by everyone from Bonnie Raitt to the Allman Brothers.
If you want a big bang for your buck, you focus on a group that covers a lot of the field, has a big portfolio that's moving forward successfully.
Such a group that covers every set in the collection is called a hitting set.
In general, the areas providing inputs to any given target area form a group that covers at least half of the cortical surface (e.g. area 24c) and in some cases more than 3 quarters of the hemisphere (e.g. area 7A).
Theirs is a group that covered punts, forced fair catches, downed kicks and minimized return yardage with such proficiency that Seattle came within 27 minutes of setting an N.F.L. standard for stinginess.
The women who were served by the six major hospitals under the Hospital Authority were considered to be a representative sample of pregnant women in the general population because they were drawn from a group that covered four different clusters in three major areas in Hong Kong (Hospital Authority 2004).
A North-East Asia Free-Trade Area of China, Japan and South Korea is being studied in all three countries, and might merge with AFTA into a grouping that covers the whole of East Asia.Frustration, inspirationWhy have Dr Mahathir's EAEG, Japan's AMF and the long-dormant Asian trading-group idea sprung back to life at the outset of the 21st century?
Insurance experts see an obvious candidate for that role: the Government Employees Health Association, a nonprofit group that covers more than 900,000 federal employees, retirees and dependents, making it the second-largest plan for federal workers, after the Blue Cross and Blue Shield program.
The deal with Lee, based in Davenport, Iowa, also includes a shopper and specialty publication group that covers eight markets in Washington, Oregon, Nevada and Utah.
From the second it produced a map of the world divided into 82 countries where the weather pays little heed to the presence or absence of Niños and 93 where the weather does pay such heed a group that covers almost all of the tropics.
