The phrase "assists coverage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone or something helps to provide or enhance coverage, such as in media, insurance, or event management.
Example: "The new marketing strategy assists coverage of our brand during the upcoming event."
Alternatives: "supports coverage" or "enhances coverage".
This award, financed by the Marjorie Deane Financial Journalism Foundation, is designed to provide work experience for a promising journalist or would-be journalist resident in Japan, who will spend three months or more at The Economist bureau in Tokyo, assisting with coverage of business and finance.
The use of multiple dictionaries assists in expanding coverage of common abbreviations and variants in spelling.
Teddy Greenstein joined the Tribune in 1996 and covers Northwestern-Big Ten footband and hoops, golf and offers an assist on Bulls coverage.
A senior Kurdish PYD source who offered to assist with election coverage as late as Sunday night echoed this view before retracting his offer on Monday.
Two years later, at age 80, he linked up with the rival network to assist in the coverage of the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City.
Complete coverage assisted by direct sequencing and deep sequencing is needed to raise the causative variant detection yield.
Finally, in an effort to build and maintain public trust, we work to generate well-informed media coverage, assist countries in strengthening their health promotion capacities, developing national communication strategies, training front-line health workers on communication skills, as well as assisting risk and crisis communication in times of adverse events and disease outbreaks.
In a wireless network consists of a collection of nodes, each having a single antenna, cooperative diversity assists to enlarge system coverage and increase link reliability.
Coverage scheduling assists rate assignment by controlling the amount of overlap among sensing regions of neighboring nodes, thereby providing sufficient data correlation for rate assignment.
He became even more widely known, of course, during the recent flight to the moon, when he served as one of the commentators assisting Walter Cronkite in his coverage of the event for the Columbia Broadcasting System.
