The phrase "about the coverage and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to coverage, such as insurance, media, or any context where coverage is relevant.
Example: "We need to have a meeting to discuss the details about the coverage and any potential gaps in our policy."
Alternatives: "regarding the coverage and" or "concerning the coverage and".
Write a reflective essay about the coverage and whether you believe the United States is being covered fairly.
Both those carriers are significantly ahead of T-Mobile in the race to deploy fourth-generation wireless networks — and when it comes to choosing a carrier, customers care about the coverage and speed of their service.
By Friday, three days after the celebrations finished, the BBC had received about 4,500 complaints about the coverage and there were accusations that different parts of the BBC were briefing against each other.
On 21 December 2006, the then Attorney General Lord Goldsmith issued guidance to the media after concerns were raised by Suffolk Constabulary about the coverage and potential prejudice of a future trial.
Within the team, we shared observations about the coverage and reactions to the coverage face-to-face and via e-mail.
There has been talk in the Giants' meetings and practices this week about maintaining the coverage, and they worked on what is called a plaster drill, where defensive backs are required to mirror the receivers longer than normal.
Write a one-paragraph essay that draws opinioned conclusions about the Times coverage and the uses of technology in general.
Mr. Gore's aides, gathered at a resort in Longboat Key, Fla., for debate rehearsals, acknowledged yesterday to feeling considerable frustration about the news coverage and the polls.
"I think there was a time when being executive editor and managing editor of a big successful newspaper meant only thinking about the news coverage, and only thinking about the news coverage of a print newspaper," Baquet said.
Kerry did not complain about the Times' coverage, and complaints from the Kerry campaign "were smaller-bore" than Rove's, Keller said.
More details about the coverage of MSAS and the accuracy of the disambiguation procedure are given in Appendix 1.
