The phrase "coverage further" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is most often used in the context of discussing an issue in greater detail or with increased specificity. For example, you could say: "We should consider coverage further to ensure that every situation is properly accounted for."
City of London police arrested Pickett in 2013 and, as a result of media coverage, further victims came forward.
In Ethiopia, those responsible have been arrested, tried and penalised, with full media coverage further raising public awareness.
The BBC is likely to have to scale back its sports coverage further this year with another £35m of savings required, following the loss of F1, Open golf and the deal to share Six Nations rugby with ITV, among others.
Channel 4 said it was "clearing the schedules" to expand its coverage further, moving its only remaining block of afternoon non-Paralympics programming to More4, such had been the viewing figures and reaction to its coverage.
If the plan is not designed carefully, they say, the additional taxes could affect many workers who are far from affluent and put the cost of adequate coverage further beyond the reach of many Americans.
Whilst the report finds overall we do a good job reflecting and reporting rural affairs there are areas where we can do better and we have committed to a range of steps to help improve the coverage further".
Yet the media coverage furthers our fear of terrorism.
As the years passed by, media coverage deteriorated further.
Protests are noisy on the pavement and on social media, triggering local media coverage and further momentum.
A retaliatory strike by the United States would surely mean a return to nonstop news coverage and further disruption of prime-time shows.
Fox Sports is eliminating the popular, computer-generated "1st and Ten" line from its N.F.L. coverage until further notice as part of its cost-cutting efforts.
