The phrase "has a broad coverage" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It means that something or someone covers a wide range or variety of topics or areas. Example: Our company's insurance policy has a broad coverage that includes not only medical expenses, but also liability and property damage.
Nevertheless, we believe that our limitations do not have a crucial impact on the results, since our study has a broad coverage.
The Eastling data has a broad coverage, and only 15 out of 1845 readings in the original rhyme data from list (in press) were missing in this collection, thus comprising a total of 1830 readings for each of the five different reconstruction systems.
SNOMED CT has a broad coverage of topics including procedures/interventions.
Considering dyspnea is not the only symptom that affects health status, and the CAT has a broader coverage of the impact of COPD on the patient's daily life and well-being.
Since a key objective of this study is to identify CD8+ T cell epitopes that collectively have a broad coverage of WNV strains and thereby are of particular interest for vaccine development, we next examined the theoretical population coverage in different areas of the World with a minimal epitope set consisting of the 11 epitopes marked in bold in Table 2.
Therefore, semantic relations have a broader coverage than head-dependent relations, since other than head-dependent relations, they also include coordinate relations and discourse relations.
Countries with well developed occupational health care systems tend to have a broader coverage and this is likely to lead to higher estimates of occurrence.
The measurement equipment has a broad spectral coverage, a large angle range, a wide dynamic response and a short acquisition time.
The parallelisms in the secular trend of Hyderabad, Alibag and Sabhawala indicate that the feature has a broad regional coverage, whose southern latitudinal extent may be just above the edge of the equatorial electrojet belt.
This research has received a broad coverage in literature, and several recent publications (including reviews in Progress in Materials Science) provide a very good introduction to the history, the current status, and the potential applications of SPD technologies.
As discussed earlier, compared with other approaches [79], [80], SentiSense has a broader vocabulary coverage that allows us to efficiently detect multiple emotional categories grounded in psychological theories [78].
