'brief coverage' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are talking about an overview of a subject that is only a short summary. For example: "This article will provide a brief coverage of the history of the American Revolution."
Other crimes against women get curiously brief coverage.
Despite its athletes' success Russia provided only brief coverage, as did Japan's main NHK network.
The company will also have a network of repeaters, and it will employ similar technology to accommodate brief coverage lapses.
The homicide remains unsolved and largely ignored by the public; the death received brief coverage in Newsday, and none in this paper.
The big four networks interrupted their prime-time programming at 9 p.m., Eastern time, on Tuesday for brief coverage of President Bush's Supreme Court announcement.
After those commercials ran, there was brief coverage of the stadium power failure, followed by two commercials at around 8 42.
It may also cut to its post-White House press briefing coverage at times, and it may stream its Emmy-winning ABC News featured stories during breaks from live coverage.
The channel offers brief live coverage of action on Sunday afternoons when teams are inside their opponents' 20-yard lines.
After a brief flurry of coverage in the Chinese news media, coverage of the strikes has been all but silenced by government censors.
In brief, the areal coverage of graphene monolayer exceeds 75% in 6 and 4°C/min cooling samples while the 8°C/min cooled sample has approximately 26% areal coverage.
Some of the highest-profile entries in that barrage of brief attention, notably coverage in The Chicago Tribune and in The New York Times, massively misrepresent the study findings.
