"cover ground" is an idiomatic expression that is appropriate in written English.
It means to make progress on a certain task. Example: We need to cover ground quickly if we want to finish this project on time.
All variables measured as percentages (mulch cover, ground covering plants, and canopy cover below 2 m) were estimated in the same manner.
These chapters cover ground that's been exhaustively plowed by others.
With more receivers to cover, Williams's ability to cover ground is critical.
It works if you have to cover ground in limited space.
He was athletic and could cover ground and went to a local pro.
They appear on maps, cover ground, create weather and bear life.
Mr. Allan prefers driving after midnight because he likes to cover ground.
In addition to running his own YouTube Channel (thetek2020), where he uploads weekly videos that cover ground-breaking new technologies, he's a third-year at UC Berkeley studying Electrical Engineering & Computer Science.
An early look at next week's cover, "Grounded," by Barry Blitt: https://t.co/s69MRATPBh pic.twitter.com//t.co/s69MRATPBh
It was unbelievable how they covered ground.
