The phrase "aside from the coverage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is being excluded or considered separately from the coverage being discussed.
Example: "Aside from the coverage provided by the insurance policy, there are additional benefits that can be explored."
Alternatives: "apart from the coverage" or "besides the coverage".
Aside from the coverage of his son, Mr Brown also criticised further examples of Sun journalism during his time in office, including a claim he fell asleep at a memorial service when, he explained, he had actually bowed his head to pray.
Aside from the coverage of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, the story appears to be drawing the biggest U.S. television news deployment to an international crisis since the 2004 Southeast Asian tsunami.
The thing I've noticed about the Olympics – aside from the TV coverage, the torch relay and the events – is that for most of us, it will fly past like the cyclists on Fulham Road, gone in a matter of seconds.
If you don't think anything will come of these tweets, aside from the media coverage, then the negative impact Sander's tweets have on Amazon's stock price are likely to be temporary.
Aside from the physical coverage of the maps usually being lower in the intraspecific maps, these results suggest either that ascertainment bias was not an important factor in the almond/peach materials or that it was compensated for by a higher level of polymorphism compared to peach materials alone, giving a similar or higher marker number and coverage.
Aside from some coverage in the popular press, corporate executives largely ignored the study, and academics criticized it.
There is considerable and healthy doubt about how well the Affordable Care Act will accomplish its second major aim, aside from expanding coverage: slowing the raging growth of health care spending.
"Aside from the pretty lame ITV coverage, with Adrian Chiles doing his 'I'm afraid of Roy Keane' shtick, there is always at least one mention of the penalty-box officials and how they don't do anything.
Aside from existing coverage, however, what type of coverage should the issue receive according to viewers?
Aside from its coverage of Short's unsuccessful World Championship bid, the BBC's last regular chess show was Master Game, which was broadcast in the 70s and 80s.
Aside from the Letterman show, mainstream media coverage has been minimal.
