The phrase "achieve media coverage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the goal of getting attention or publicity from various media outlets for a particular event, product, or initiative.
Example: "Our marketing strategy aims to achieve media coverage for the launch of our new product line."
Alternatives: "secure media attention" or "gain media exposure".
Achieving media coverage or using a mix of channels was also found to be a factor for success [ 49].
Results of an expert workshop of national institutions in the USA stressed the importance of well-founded consumer insights and selecting the right media, combining media and achieving media coverage.
"As leaders of smaller parties, both Mr Clegg and Mr Farage sometimes struggle to achieve the media coverage given to the Conservative and Labour leaders.
The campaign achieved free media coverage, valued at £2.3m, and had 600,000 downloads.
If Men Had Periods achieved global media coverage in 15 different countries, from Time magazine in the US to El Mundo in Spain.
We achieved excellent media coverage, and our central message – that cutting science funding will harm, not help, the economy – seems to have been driven home.
In doing so, Sir Martin, a long-standing Conservative supporter, has achieved extensive media coverage for his network of companies, which includes many famous advertising agencies – such as Ogilvy & Mather and JWT.
Her case also achieved extensive media coverage, and American journalist John L. Allen, Jr. writes that she is "almost certainly the most famous illiterate Punjabi farm worker and mother of five on the planet".
Today in California, with this summer's prison hunger strike against our cruel and degrading SHU (supermax) units having achieved totally unexpected media coverage and political response, and the spring's Brown v. Plata decision by the US Supreme Court calling on the state to recognize the humanity of its prisoners; signs abound that mass incarceration has itself become a scandal.
The series, which was sponsored by Lucozade, achieved significantly less media coverage and viewing figures, resulting in it becoming the least-watched series in Big Brother UK history until Big Brother 12 in 2011.
