The phrase "and coverage of a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extent or range of something, typically in contexts related to insurance, media, or research.
Example: "The report includes an analysis of the market trends and coverage of a variety of consumer products."
Alternatives: "and scope of a" or "and extent of a".
Guardian Australia was nominated in three other categories: international journalism and multimedia storytelling for the Nauru Files; and coverage of a major news event for reporting on Cardinal George Pell before the child sex abuse royal commission.
The goal of this work is to present a simple tool which can assess the lot layout and coverage of a business park by using three indicators.
In this paper, an integrated control and optimization problem is studied in the context of formation and coverage of a cluster of nonholonomic mobile robots.
Network relaying has been proposed in [15] as an approach to enhancing the total throughput and coverage of a wireless network.
With an accurate probability density function (PDF) of SINR, the capacity and coverage of a system can be easily predicted, which otherwise should rely on complicated and time-consuming simulations.
This entry offers a short history of the eugenics movement, a survey of arguments that attempt to define and defend liberal eugenics, and coverage of a variety of critiques of those arguments.
On the ABC, NBC and CBS newscasts, Enron was the third report after Mr. Lindh and coverage of an outbreak of fighting between American troops and Taliban troops in Kandahar, Afghanistan.
A combination of an assessment of the choice and coverage of an intervention in an EHP provides a proximate measure of its usefulness.
He's just a neutered faggot.'" Reputable magazines like Time stopped using female pronouns for Jorgensen, and coverage of her took on a nasty, speculative air.
The high intensity and coverage of the vaccination campaign permitted a focused cardiac death assessment.
Government social service programs were expanding, and coverage of nonprofit institutions tended to be an offshoot of social service coverage.
