The phrase "economic coverage" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the reporting and analysis of economic news and events in the media. Example: The news channel's economic coverage of the stock market crash was extensive and informative.
In fact, no organization won for economic coverage.
Washington Post policy editor, with primary responsibility for Wonkblog and the paper's economic coverage.
Instead, their economic coverage generally reports on recent economic news, especially recent trends in unemployment and income growth.
While China Daily serves as Beijing's mouthpiece on issues involving Taiwan and Hong Kong and on diplomatic affairs, its business and economic coverage sometimes shows a little independence from government policies.
The study, by the Pew Research Center's Project for Excellence in Journalism, also found that when the stock market rebounded from its lows and pitched battles in Washington ended, the news media turned their attention away from economic coverage.
And, the study said, "stories that tried to explicitly examine the broader impact of the economic downturn on the lives of ordinary Americans filled 5percentt of the economic coverage".
Other factors matter, such as the tone of economic news coverage and the framing of economic issues by political elites.
Low-coverage WGS represents a genotype sampling strategy between fixed content SNP arrays and deep WGS, but there are economic and coverage trade-offs between each of these approaches.
But with the aid of strong, economic-themed coverage, Trump consolidated the Republican party and took the presidency.
One interesting change I have noticed is the way that economic and business coverage is much more prominent, not to say all-pervasive, than it used to be.
Because of the recent 65percentt reduction in Cobra premiums under the new federal economic stimulus package, coverage for Ms. Sharma, her husband and daughter will be manageable, at $231 a month.
