"covered terrace" is correct and usable in written English.
You may use it when referring to a terrace that is sheltered by a roof or other covering. For example: "The house had a large covered terrace that provided a shady spot to sit in the summer months."
The master suite in the main house has a sitting room, fireplace and covered terrace with an exterior staircase to the pool and grounds.
On deck, Mr. Hwang added a covered terrace, barbecue area and work bench, which is shaded in the weeping willow branches that droop down from the adjacent bank.
Sharing the views across the wide center hallway on the main level is a double-story living room with a dark stone floor and sliding glass doors to a covered terrace.
There should be a similarly raucous atmosphere at one of the competition's most intimate, if basic, venues as Hull supporters have always made one of their shorter journeys west along the M62 in big numbers, usually filling the covered terrace opposite the main stand.
lot; taxes $1,445; listed at $260,000 ,1 week on market (broker: Century 21 United Properties) MIAMI LAKES $395,00087499 NW 169th Street 4-bedroom, 2-bath, 7-year-old 1-story stucco-sided house; kitchen with breakfast nook, family room, vaulted ceilings, arched doorways, 2 walk-in closets; covered terrace; 65-by-100-ft.
A family/media room features a kitchenette, wet bar and covered terrace.
The other bedroom suites also have covered terraces.
Its full-ownership units will feature covered terraces, some with private pools, and a rental program will be offered.
The house designs, from 2,800 to 4,800 square feet, include details like stone fireplaces, covered terraces and wine cellars.
Outdoors are a poolside deck; a gazebo with a gas grill, full-sized bar, outdoor shower and half bathroom; and several covered terraces.
"It will have the first outdoor in-ground swimming pool and covered terraces in the front as well as the back," said Steven Krieger, a principal.
