The phrase "aid coverage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to assistance or support provided, often in healthcare or insurance settings.
Example: "The new policy will enhance aid coverage for low-income families, ensuring they have access to necessary medical services."
Alternatives: "assistance coverage" or "support coverage".
Then he co-presented The Late, Late Breakfast Show (1984-86) with Noel Edmonds; the BBC's Live Aid coverage (1985); and, with Greene, Friday's People (1985-87).
Under Laspo, large areas of civil legal aid were deemed out of scope and removed entirely from any legal aid coverage.
Absolute Radio 70s will launch a week later, on 29 November, with a breakfast show hosted by Skinner, the former Radio 1 DJ and Old Grey Whistle Test presenter who was also one of the anchors of BBC1's Live Aid coverage.
There have been some strides made in giving more students access to higher education through initiatives like the expansion of financial aid coverage through "free" community college initiatives in Tennessee and Chicago.
She learned that although the state provides hearing aid coverage for poor children through Medi-Cal, insurance plans that will cover $40,000 cochlear implant surgery routinely refuse to pay for hearing aids that cost $2,500 to $5,000.
Moved by a mother's story, state Sen. Jack Scott (D-Altadena) announced a bill Friday that would require group insurance plans to offer hearing aid coverage for children under 18.
But the two biggest are health care coverage and housing aid, which together can amount to 40percentt of a service member's total compensation.
However, elective procedures such as cosmetic enhancement and surgery to end snoring are excluded from the NHIC and medical aid benefit coverage [ 3].
The $787 billion stimulus law enacted last winter provided emergency aid that extended coverage to as much as 79 weeks, and the new legislation builds on that.
Although Adie does explore women's domestic and frontline contribution at home – from the Land Army to munitions workers to the Volunteer Aid Detachment – her coverage is sorely lacking in detail.
Once the initial rush of aid and press coverage has faded, MicroAid (microaidinternational.org) looks for small projects with the potential for big impact in hard-hit towns and villages.
