The phrase "achieve adequate coverage" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in contexts where you are discussing the need to ensure sufficient reach or protection, such as in marketing, insurance, or telecommunications.
Example: "To maximize our marketing efforts, we need to achieve adequate coverage across all target demographics."
Alternatives: "attain sufficient coverage" or "secure proper coverage".
The goal of most countries is to achieve adequate coverage for general development needs.
This section will evaluate how many reference sequences are required to achieve adequate coverage (all sequences used are available in the supplementary material, see Text S1).
To achieve adequate coverage, regional workshops and specific work sessions with regional directors and local administrative offices were conducted.
These results indicate that in order to achieve adequate coverage of the target regions, it is important to sequence wgaDNA samples at sufficient depth.
If any dose constraint needs to be exceeded in order to achieve adequate coverage of the PTV, approval by the treating physician is required.
This together with the high amplification specificity and a high degree of successful read mappings results in a highly efficient capture platform reducing the amount of over sequencing needed to achieve adequate coverage.
Interval widths are equally important; a confidence measure that achieves adequate coverage via wide intervals that are too conservative is sub-optimal, although the consequences of conservatism are typically preferred over those of under-coverage in this context.
One technical challenge in MRI-JSN assessment is achieving adequate coverage of all PIP joints, as these joints are at the distal limit of the field of view used in most clinical-trial protocols.
Given these risk factors, stigma surrounding HIV [ 24], and myriad cultural and socioeconomic complexities, Central Appalachia is a setting in which greater knowledge of potential barriers and facilitators to HIV vaccine acceptability will be essential in achieving adequate coverage.
Though some research has suggested that cost may not be as strongly associated with acceptability as are other vaccine characteristics [ 5], in this setting, minimization of out-of-pocket costs would be critical to achieving adequate coverage.
It has four health professionals, including physicians, nurses and midwives, for every 10 000 people [ 1], in contrast to the 25 health professionals per 10 000 people recommended by WHO for achieving adequate coverage of critical maternal, newborn and child health (MNCH) interventions [ 2].
