The phrase "a structured coverage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a systematic or organized approach to discussing a topic or providing information.
Example: "The report provided a structured coverage of the recent developments in renewable energy technologies."
Alternatives: "an organized overview" or "a systematic review".
Policymakers and the private sector benefit from a wider coverage and a structured interpretation of forest products trade statistics and a higher degree of market transparency feeding into their forest decision making.
The health insurance industry is extremely fragmented — each state has different insurers, and many insurers don't distribute their coverage information in a structured format.
The behavioral tracking survey collected information on truckers' sociodemographic characteristics, program coverage, and service utilization using a structured questionnaire.
In this study we have demonstrated how the IM method by Bartholomew et al. [ 14] can be applied to develop a structured immunization strategy to increase the influenza vaccine coverage of HCWs in acute care settings.
Information was gathered using a structured questionnaire, which included questions on demographics, health condition, insurance coverage, medical expenditure, and coping strategies.
At Deutsche Bank, a client often needs a structured financial package that draws on the expertise of various product and geographic coverage groups.
Using a diverse group of individuals in a structured collective judgment process to evaluate this information not only would potentially expand the coverage of the document but would, as explained above, increase the transparency of the assessment.
While NAM incorporates high resolution QTL mapping with low marker coverage and high heterogeneity, it also requires large population size and a structured population in order to be informative.
The fund has a structured framework.
However, it does require a structured approach.
