The phrase "journalistic coverage" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the act of reporting or presenting information in a journalistic manner. Example: The newspaper's journalistic coverage of the local election was thorough and unbiased.
Recipient: Dorothy Dawe Award, distinguished journalistic coverage in home furnishings.
or the journalistic coverage of the legal system.
Journalistic coverage of Chinese factories, in contrast, plays up the relation between workers and their products.
Journalistic coverage and expert commentary on the NATO summit have been misleading on this score.
You can't ignore that good journalistic coverage cannot exist without serious background.
In terms of journalistic coverage of last year, crowd-sourced journalism had a finger in most of the bigger pies.
Much journalistic anniversary coverage this year will focus on the events that made for the most dramatic pictures – mass demonstrations in central European cities and, above all, east and west Germans dancing on the wall which had divided Berlin since 1961.
Our evaluation of Italian print media coverage of the Eluana Englaro case identified substantial shortcomings in journalistic reporting.
But in the wake of Tuesday's joint session of the Senate Judiciary and Intelligence committees, any assessment of the national security and civil liberties aspects of the case -- and the continuing journalistic debate about coverage of the case -- can begin by evaluating Mr. Freeh's presentation.
"The Times is an impressive and formidable journalistic institution; its coverage often produces huge and important change -- probably more than any other news organization in the world," she wrote following the news of her hire.
We value this journalistic integrity in our coverage of all countries in the world".
