The phrase "drawing coverage" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the process of receiving attention or being discussed in a particular context, usually in the context of media coverage. For example, "The announcement of the new product has been drawing coverage from media outlets worldwide."
As was the case when Crawford scored 28 points in the first round against Minnesota, he made others around him better by sharing the ball in critical moments after drawing coverage both inside and out.
Shockey has done precisely what the coaching staff expected, forcing defenses to account for him in the middle of the field, drawing coverage away from wide receiver Amani Toomer.
From that point on, Mr. Romney made sure to zero in on Mr. Huckabee's handling of those issues at every stop in Iowa, invariably drawing coverage in local newspapers.
Burress, who signed with the Jets this summer after serving 20 months on a gun charge at Oneida Correctional Facility in Rome, N.Y., had a strong debut and contributed to the offense in ways that transcend statistics, like drawing coverage away from his teammates.
Their first season, in which virtually every major designer showed in the park, drew coverage from CNN, CBS, NBC, the BBC, VH-1 and MTV.
The proximity of the main Occupy Wall Street protest to the newsrooms of television networks and national newspapers may have helped draw coverage.
And that job is very likely to be as their No. 2 receiver, a more viable option to draw coverage away from Santonio Holmes than Plaxico Burress, who was dynamic in the red zone but ineffective outside of it.
He has worked with "Memphis," "Sister Act" and "Leap of Faith" to draw coverage from Christian news media and to create study guides for the shows — annotated with Bible passages — to leave at parish halls.
As with "Hair," which was also on tour, the "Fela!" producers – who include Jay-Z and Will and Jada Pinkett Smith – are capitalizing on an empty Broadway theater to try to make money and draw coverage for the show's tour.
After being sidelined recently by attention on Mr. Obama and the leading Republican candidate, Senator John McCain, she drew coverage with her latest television commercial about Mr. Obama's ability to handle a crisis, and has pivoted from that to portray herself as the more qualified Democrat on every count.
After stumbling on a Web page that featured the "Hot As Hell" debris and listed its crew, Mr. Zaetz tracked down descendants through genealogical Web sites, enlisted many in his campaign, and drew coverage in hometown newspapers from Burlington, Vt .to Concord, Ga.
