The phrase "a much higher coverage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extent or amount of something, typically in contexts like insurance, media, or research.
Example: "The new policy offers a much higher coverage than the previous one, ensuring better protection for our clients."
Alternatives: "significantly greater coverage" or "considerably increased coverage".
Using the presented methodology, a much higher coverage of the functionality of a mixed-signal circuit can be achieved than with simulation based verification methods.
Following these constraints, a new solar thermal flat plate collector was designed and developed, having a rather small area (0.67 m2) and trapeze shape; this shape allows a much higher coverage degree of the buildings' facades, in lego-type arrays; additionally, variously coloured absorber plates (red, green) support the architectural acceptance.
As expected, the machine-generated questions had a much higher coverage of shallow human questions than deep human questions.
Analyses requiring a reliable estimate for every SNP (which corresponds to SNP heterozygosity) require a much higher coverage.
Due to the high throughput of RNA-seq and the large amount of sequencing as discussed above, this locust transcriptome has a much higher coverage of locust gene content than previous ESTs does.
However, the PGC method achieves a much higher coverage of ~80% of KEGG reactions, as shown in Table 1.
Compared to stand-replacing disturbances, these disturbance types support a continuous presence of much higher coverage of old forest in the landscape (Pennanen 2002; Kuuluvainen 2009; Kuuluvainen and Aakala 2011).
This is potentially a reflection of the much higher coverage of the bird genome than the other two species (Table 2).
Illumina RNA sequencing (RNAseq) in this study has facilitated the construction of a comprehensive transcriptome for guinea pig lung and skeletal muscles, with much higher coverage than attainable purely by public available data.
The comparatively much higher coverage of the Osyris L. plastome may be caused by a favorable plastid to nuclear genome DNA ratio.
In conclusion, it gets much higher coverage rate than VFA approach.
