The phrase "literature coverage" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the scope of literature that has been studied or discussed on a particular topic. For example: "This review article provides an extensive literature coverage of current research on the link between diet and cardiovascular health."
After a decade of freelancing, he became assistant editor of the Times Literary Supplement (1960-67), and for a further eight years continued to make an enormous contribution to its arts and foreign literature coverage.
The literature coverage of virtualization concepts in chemistry is extremely sparse.
So far, the most complete literature coverage has been on magnesium-based metals.
The researchers therefore attempted to inculcate the merits of systematic review in this work, which according to Kera¨nen et al. (2012) are "its methodological rigour, transparency, pragmatism, exhaustive literature coverage and reproducibility".
Despite its intrinsic limitations (e.g., the score is arbitrary, the literature coverage is incomplete and thus many hypothesis are based on few or even single original articles), this model is - to the best of our knowledge - the first attempt to directly apply the enormous amount of data accumulated by the scientific community in the field of personalized medicine.
RGD intends to expand its literature coverage to capture the complete spectrum of rat physiology research.
While the presence of COC approaches is not broad in the literature, different coverage and capacity optimization (CCO) algorithms can be found, which can also be applied to cell outage problems.
Inspired from the literature about "coverage path planning" [14, 15 17], it would be interesting to consider if capacitated vehicle routing problem models could bring added value in the remediation work, in the case of soil excavation by heavy equipment.
In the literature, the coverage test was performed on Yeast cell cycle and Human B-cell Lymphoma datasets.
To be comparable to the literature, vaccination coverage was first presented by disease.
These conditions were chosen based on the following criteria: high financial volume, high prevalence of the condition, existence of validated measures for its assessment, high variability of process and outcomes in the literature, and coverage of different types of patients and specialists.
