"range of coverage" is a perfectly valid phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to an area of protection offered by an insurance policy, for example, "This insurer offers a range of coverage for medical expenses."
Dual bounds are obtained using binary search over a range of coverage distances.
With President Trump on an extended tour of Asia, we've rolled out a broad range of coverage about the region.
This database contains more than 1,700 law and law-related journals with a broad range of coverage.
Roadside units support the communication by replicating and delivering contents to vehicles within their range of coverage.
The museum's Long Island material is admirable and there is a good range of coverage for ideas current in America before 1930.
"We have to make a judgement who to include and who not to include across a whole range of coverage, not just the debates," he said.
This study uses air blast shot peening over a wide range of coverage (peening time), from conventional to severe, to generate nanostructured surface layers on high strength low alloy steel.
"But The One show prides itself on the diversity of its production team and its range of coverage across the country, and I think everybody would be able to see that that is not an appropriate place for her to work now".
While M2 shows substantial decrease to 1,800 from 4,300 cm2/Vs (as-prepared GFETs) and stays constant over the full range of coverage, the mobility modified by WT decreases to 300 cm2/Vs at 20% coverage and gradually recovers up to 2800 cm2/Vs as coverage increases and peptides assemble into more ordered nanowires.
The range of coverage includes philosophy of biology, biomathematics, computational biology, genetics, ecology and morphology.
The following are examples of the range of coverage you can provide to your team.
