The phrase "coveralls of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a type of protective clothing that covers the entire body, usually made of a durable material like denim or canvas. Example: The mechanic put on his coveralls of heavy canvas before getting under the car to fix the engine.
He was raised nearby in a family so poor that his mother made his coveralls out of fertilizer sacks.
Veterinarians should teach cattle owners and farm employees to wash well after work or before eating, to disinfect boots and equipment, and to keep coveralls out of the house.
Michael Dukakis donned military coveralls on top of his suit, got inside that M-1 tank, gripped the machine gun, and murmured "rat-a-tat".
Describing the scene to his lovers over the years, Orso has romanticized what he saw between Ida's legs as a rose, pink-lipped and crimson in its depths, and has added a swirling frame of old-fashioned petticoats — when in fact the girl wore a coverall of postwar cut that squashed her thighs grotesquely when pulled up.
Visitors are made to dress in head-to-toe white coveralls made of a disposable material — evoking images of workers on the sterile floor of a semiconductor factory, only here there are downy feathers in the air and the racket made by hundreds of thousands of birds in cages stacked to the ceiling.
Photos of Brantly working in Liberia show him in white coveralls made of a synthetic material that he wore for hours a day while treating Ebola patients.
She is constantly coming across usable things that don't fit her office/medical parameters -- 1,000 pairs of yellow coveralls, for instance.
Some construction or utility companies may require certain types of insulated coveralls for safety, such as fire-retardant or reflective overalls.
So with $40 in his shoe, a pair of coveralls and a briefcase full of music, Mr. Cassel boarded a cattle train for a five-day trip to Jersey City.
Dressed in his weekend outfit of dark blue coveralls, a pair of thick leather gauntlets and a high-tech helmet to shield his retinas from the blazing arc, he set about finishing the brace.
