The phrase "achieved coverage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that a certain level of coverage or reach has been successfully obtained, such as in marketing, media, or research.
Example: "The campaign was a success, as it achieved coverage across multiple platforms, reaching a diverse audience."
Alternatives: "obtained coverage" or "secured coverage."
This approach achieved coverage of approximately 97.9% of the genome across all samples.
Eight countries achieved coverage of 80% or better and 21 others covered more than half of those in need.
With this combination we have achieved coverage for 101 countries.
The achieved coverage can then be evaluated by comparison with a reference metabolic pathway database.
Nearly one-third of the countries (8/27) in this analysis achieved coverage that was equitable or favored poor rural households (richest-to-poorest average equity index = 0.81 and urban-to-rural equity index = 0.84); see Figure 2, upper section.
After 30 years, the National Prophylaxis Programme for Prevention of Blindness has achieved coverage of only about 30 percent [6], [17], [22], and controversy over its implementation and effectiveness [57] has further complicated progress.
Honda reckons that the old CR-V only covered 40% of the segment for SUVs of this size but that the new one will achieve coverage of 78%.
Although it offers faster speeds than mobile networks, it consumes more battery power and requires more base stations to achieve coverage and penetrate building walls.
In the Basque Country in 1997, a once-off vaccination campaign was performed with the polysaccharide vaccine in 18 months to 20-year-olds, achieving coverage of 88.6%.
Countries with low population densities face higher burdens to achieve coverage of some health services.
The system achieves coverage of about 90% [ 18, 19] and the data is of high quality; missing variables are rare.
