"cover consumption" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when discussing the cost or amount of something needed to meet a certain demand or requirement. For example: - "The budget for the event will cover consumption of food, drinks, and decorations." - "We need to make sure our sales projections will cover consumption of materials for the next quarter." - "The grant will be used to cover consumption of renewable energy sources in the community."
Therefore, the main benefit of rising house prices for a homeowner lies in providing increased collateral for extended borrowing, usually to cover consumption expenditure.
For these goals to be meaningful and comprehensive, many would argue they have to cover consumption patterns in rich nations.
In line with those rules, drivers can only take two GrabHitch rides per day, and the fare should cover consumption costs only — for example petrol.
The interpretation of the results, therefore, focuses on the following indicators: (1) macroeffects which include real GDP, investment, and government consumption; (2) sectoral and employment effects, particularly exports, imports, output, value added, and labor demand (by sector and by skill group); and (3) household effects which may cover consumption, income, and welfare.
The layout and paper quality for this $69.99 doorstop are both absolutely superb, but since it is made for leisurely viewing rather than cover-to-cover consumption, the biggest discussion to be had about Taschen's Favorite TV Shows is about what did and did not make the cut.
As a rule, the filling of one prescription covers consumption for a 3-month period in Sweden.
The NHANES dietary interview covered consumption frequency of 10 shellfish and 21 finfish species (number of servings over the 30 days prior to the interview).
In Sweden, prescriptions are valid for 12 months and the filling of one prescription usually covers consumption for a 3-month period [ 40].
Alcohol use was assessed with the Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test (AUDIT) [ 18], a 10-item screening instrument measuring hazardous and harmful alcohol consumption which covers consumption, drinking behaviour and alcohol related problems.
24 The survey covers consumption expenditure information on a range of commodities including tobacco products, using a 30-day reference period for consumables such as food, fuel, tobacco and intoxicants.
The interview covered consumption during each normal day of the week, including at meals and between meals, for the following times: before breakfast; breakfast; morning; lunch; afternoon; dinner; evening; and night.
