"covering email" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to an email that accompanies another document or piece of information, typically providing an overview or explanation of the main content. Example: Please find attached my resume and a covering email introducing myself and my qualifications for the job opening.
Initially I just read the opening sentence of the covering email.
As this role requires you to compose tailored client proposals, it is expected that your covering email will reflect a high level of written communication ability.
Calltrunk disagrees and believes the law is analogous to that covering email, which, technically speaking, requires the consent of the sender before you can forward it.
There was a point where Virtual Umbrella staff knew more than their clients, allowing them to step up by covering emails.
MMI last week won a separate patent judgement in Germany against Apple covering push email, which is not a "standard essential" patent and so carries no obligation to license it.
NTP alleges that Yahoo infringes patents it owns, more specifically covering wireless email technology and radio frequency antenna design.
Having invested thousands of hours covering the email story over the last year-and-a-half, a story that has produced no criminal charges (but has produced hollow congressional hearings), the press still remains fully committed to pretending it's a Very Big Scandal, which explained the unfettered caterwauling following the FBI news.
During the election, they had not shied from covering the emails stolen from the Democratic National Committee and from Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta.
The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) found that Ucas, the gateway by which 700,000 young people a year apply to UK universities, broke electronic marketing rules because it allowed university applicants to opt out of receiving adverts only if they unchecked three boxes covering marketing emails, post and text messages.
French media largely refrained from covering the emails, with major newspaper Le Monde publishing a statement saying the hack was a clear attempt to influence the validity of the vote.
