The phrase "cover email" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when referring to an email sent to introduce oneself or an organization. For example: "I sent a cover email to the company introducing my qualifications and experience."
The bill would extend those powers to cover email and the internet.
- Connect the dots in your cover email; give the right people reason to click on your deck.
If I were approaching her fund, my cover email - before asking her to click into the pitch deck - would explain why it is (or isn't) a fit.
The company should distribute the policy, ideally annually, to all employees with a cover email or other communication insisting on its importance and the need for compliance.
These new patents cover email, instant messaging, web browsing, search, ads, mobile, and e-commerce, according to a source with direct knowledge of the purchase.
The European Commission has set out proposals for updating rules which govern the use of personal telecoms data that would expand their remit to cover email and mobile messaging data for the first time — meaning the ePrivacy regulation would also apply to web companies such as Facebook, WhatsApp, Apple and Google.
She has created flyers, posted on social media and covers email communications involving all events.
The Consumer Protection category covers email authentication and the adoption of technologies that are designed to protect the consumer from fraudulent email practices.
But there's more … "I've turned to the excellent and extremely comprehensive World of Spectrum site and turned up a few more footballers appearing on old ZX Spectrum game covers," emails Rayner Simpson.
In this case, the term covered emails that merely referred to news articles about classified things — like President Obama's use of drones to assassinate terrorist suspects, which was about as secret as the address of the White House.
The warrant also covered emails and other documents that could reveal Mr. Cohen's private communications with Mr. Trump during a tense period in the presidential campaign when Mr. Trump confronted the possibility of embarrassing details of his extramarital affairs.
