"production coverage" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
Generally, it refers to broad media coverage of a production or event, such as a movie, TV show, or play. For example, "The film's production coverage was impressive - many of the major entertainment publications had glowing reviews."
Therefore, this paper deals with two main topics; firstly, from the Habitat Agenda, a comparative urban analysis of waste production and coverage of domestic waste collection services; secondly, from the Local Agenda, the identification and ranking of environmental problems according to public perception coming from people involved in the municipal planning and decision making process.
We also provide an update on UniRef database production and coverage.
Our approach focuses on the critical questions of data production and coverage, which differ dramatically between methods and experimental scales.
A long time ago, the distilled essence of cable news seemed to be CNN's high-energy, low-production-value coverage of the first Gulf War.
All game, the Jets had bumped Gonzalez at the line of scrimmage and bottled his usual production with man coverage.
It must also pay the Olympic Broadcast Service for production of the coverage, which is provided free for the Olympics under the host city contract.
Then count in things like advertising, graphic design, showroom management, video production and media coverage, and it all begins to add up to real economic weight.
But he wants to reduce costs (for instance by bringing research and development closer to production), organise sales coverage in clusters rather than country by country, reduce bureaucracy, and be less tolerant of underperforming sectors.
In both television and newspapers, there will be an attempt to reduce the cruelty and glee that have been central to both the production and the coverage of reality TV but, here as well, you wonder if the poison is in the water and nastiness – with inter- mittent outbreaks of sentimental guilt – is now a part of what we do.
He rattled off statistics on job creation, clean energy production, health-care coverage, deficit reduction a ticker tape of progress made possible, he said, by "a series of smart decisions" that he made early in his tenure with the consent of a briefly coöperative Congress.
