"intelligent coverage" is a correct and usable term in written English.
For example, you could use it in a sentence like "This news story provides intelligent coverage of the local political developments".
Intelligent coverage requires intelligent readers, viewers and listeners.
As always, the Guardian Australia political team is your best bet for accurate, insightful and intelligent coverage.
The newsletter provided – first weekly and then fortnightly – informed and intelligent coverage of the whole of southern Africa at a crucial time in the region's political history.
When artist Yi Dai opened her first solo show in Berlin, she received rapturous reviews praising her subtle and intelligent coverage of environmental topics.
BusinessWeek generally has intelligent coverage of startups.
For that to happen, the press had better learn from their experiences of being duped and provide a deserving public fairer, more intelligent coverage.
More Intelligent Investing.
Happily, though, fears about the demise of intelligent books coverage on television proved to be unfounded, even after Richard & Judy's and Oprah's book clubs came to an end.
@Fedster Not true, I appreciate intelligent sport coverage.
In balance, can I say that I have found your coverage intelligent and thoughtful, most especially your leader articles and pieces from Andrew Rawnsley and Nick Cohen?
We hope to foster meaningful debate and increased citizen participation in the political process and help improve the access voters have to intelligent, in-depth coverage of the issues.
