The phrase "and completeness of coverage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the thoroughness or extent of coverage in various fields, such as insurance, research, or reporting.
Example: "The report emphasizes the importance of accuracy and completeness of coverage in assessing the project's impact."
Alternatives: "and thoroughness of coverage" or "and extent of coverage".
For cases of inherited disorders and cancer, an ACE strategy that insures the availability of higher localized coverage depth and completeness of coverage within a comprehensive medically relevant target region is currently being assessed for its ability to resolve mosaic variants at low allele frequencies.
Apart from efficacy, questions remain regarding whether it is practical to deliver this method with the requisite quality and completeness of coverage on a larger scale than in experimental settings, whether it is cost-effective, whether it should be delivered as a stand-alone intervention or as an addition to IRS or LLINs, and whether this can be sustained for years.
This study was designed to document and evaluate the 10-year trends in completeness of coverage and completeness of recorded demographic data and encoding information in the Fars province cancer registry program.
The degree of coverage and completeness of the Nordic registries is high (Arthursson et al. 2005, Espehaug et al. 2006, DHAR 2011, SHAR 2011, Peltola 2013).
Table 1 also lists the completeness of coverage and 95% CI by disease and by hospital.
As for experimental validation, performance of the proposed algorithm is compared to those of conventional coverage techniques to demonstrate its completeness of coverage, energy and time efficiency, and robustness to the environment shape or the initial robot pose.
The cancer registry program in Fars province (southern Iran) was considered satisfactory in terms of completeness of coverage and information about age.
In the cancer registry used in Fars province, southern Iran, the completeness of coverage and information were acceptable with regard to gender, first name, last name and age.
We evaluated the accuracy, completeness of coverage, and timeliness of electronic laboratory-based reporting before the integration of electronic laboratory-based reporting into the conventional paper-based reporting system (7).
The interest for the completeness of coverage, and thereby for OCT, raised in parallel to the concerns about the risk of late and very late stent thrombosis associated with DESs.
However, differences in methodology, completeness of coverage, validity and reliability of the information, and changing attitudes about health and illness influence these trend patterns and sometimes make them difficult to interpret.
