"scale of coverage" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
This phrase is typically used in reference to the range of elements or specifics that a given course of action, approach, or policy includes. You could use it in a sentence such as, "The scale of coverage for this auto insurance policy is very wide, including coverage for theft, physical damage, and towing services."
I do, however, think it less significant than the scale of coverage would indicate.
What is more, he is about to travel to the World Parks Congress in Sydney, Australia -- a once-a-decade event -- where he will hopefully reiterate his commitment to Madagascar's protected areas and his intention to improve their management and increase the scale of coverage.
The area of greatest uncertainty in our simulation is the likely coverage of medical abortion services in each country, were it to be legalized (and therefore we have presented figures displaying medical abortion benefits using a continuous scale of coverage).
Because of the scale of coverage (a whole state), the source data could not be checked as a whole.
The strengths of this study are the nationwide scale of coverage with an almost equal participation of public healthcare providers/professionals from the three different public healthcare facilities.
The strengths of this study were the nationwide scale of coverage with an almost equal participation of PHCPs from the three different public healthcare facilities.
Figure 3 shows the same data in a semi-log plot, using the scales of coverage and errors per query.
The most recent publicly available dataset from each country was chosen; 9 of 10 datasets were from 2010 2013, to reflect recent scale up of coverage of long-lasting insecticidal nets (LLINs).
For this analysis, we created three scenarios to describe a situation of stable programme coverage, likely scale-up of programmes, and optimal scale-up of coverage (Table 1).
How can editors justify the scale of their coverage?
Given Harris's fame, the scale of the coverage is unsurprising.
