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Discover LudwigThe phrase "involves covering" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe an action or process that includes covering something. For example: "The first step in painting a room involves covering the furniture with drop cloths to protect it from paint splatters." "Proper food storage involves covering leftovers with plastic wrap or placing them in sealed containers to prevent spoilage." "In order to keep your garden free from pests, it involves covering your plants with netting to keep them protected."
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In coalmines, it involves covering exposed coal with soil and clay and eventually revegetating the area.
This involves covering parts of a vehicle with bricks of plastic explosives sandwiched between metal plates.
The tactic his team has landed on involves "covering the politics by covering people's relationship to it".
Nadal's playing style involves covering every inch of the court, and often several feet beyond the baseline and doubles alleys.
This involves covering the fibres with a reflective coating, and then controlling their vibration by applying electrical signals.
The method devised by Dawid Janas, a Polish scientist, involves covering aircraft wings with a form of soot, which can then be heated to stop ice forming in the first place.
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Cover-ups typically involve covering the old tattoo with a new, larger one.
The freeze-cracking method involved covering the nematode containing water droplets with a cover glass that was lightly pressed with a finger to immobilize the nematodes and then to make direct contact with their surfaces (Fig. 1d).
With every new chord he learnt, his practice sessions involved covering a new song and uploading it onto the site.
The approach involved covering every surface in the salon with wood shelving (even the ceiling), creating what he called a "complex kind of waffle space".
They hope to tempt shoppers back from the out-of-town supermarkets with guerrilla gardening projects and "yarn bombing", which Hawken says will involve "covering benches and things with knitting".
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