The phrase "allow coverage of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or provisions related to insurance, media, or other forms of coverage.
Example: "The new policy will allow coverage of pre-existing conditions, which is a significant change for our clients."
Alternatives: "permit coverage of" or "enable coverage of".
Others complained that the bill would allow coverage of adults, illegal immigrants and high-income families in some states.
Critics say the bill would allow coverage of children from middle- and upper-income families and of adults and some illegal immigrants.
The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops sharply criticized the Senate bill on Monday, saying it would allow coverage of abortion by health insurance plans receiving federal subsidies.
A coalition of news organizations, including The New York Times, has also urged Chief Justice Roberts to allow coverage of the health care argument.
He led the campaign against government-controlled coverage and the one-day strike by the station's journalists that prompted a pledge from the station's directors to allow coverage of both sides.
One change in that law that did directly impact the FEHBP was to allow coverage of children to continue until they reach age 26; the previous cutoff was 22.
These include allowing coverage of domestic partners, adding new types of plan designs, centralizing purchasing of prescription drugs, and allowing higher premiums for enrollees who use tobacco.
One provision, for instance, allows coverage of hospice care for seriously ill children, without requiring that their parents first give up on curative efforts.
During the 1999 legislative session, Mr. Bush lobbied to limit the coverage levels for the federal CHIP program to children with family incomes of 150percentt of the poverty line, though the federal law allowed coverage of up to 200percentt of poverty.
The Chinese government has been relatively lenient in allowing coverage of the labor unrest because Honda is a Japanese company, and some anti-Japanese sentiment lingers in China as a legacy of World War II.
However, prior to precipitation, electrospinning is extensive and rapid, allowing coverage of fibers on various substrates, including a grounded metal plate, dielectrics interposed between the charged jet and the metal ground, and on the human body.
