The phrase "services covering" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is often used to describe a range of services that cover or address a particular issue or need. Example: Our company offers a wide range of services covering everything from IT support to marketing assistance.
"Prices differ because, unlike other retailers, our prices include an unrivalled package of services covering delivery, installation, repair of faulty goods and cover against fire, theft and accidental damage," a BrightHouse spokesman says.
What we need is better local services provided closer to patients' homes, with more specialist services covering larger populations.
The charity benefits from services covering gas, electrical, water and general building work, as well as property maintenance.
In particular, cities should be able to provide their inhabitants with services covering their most basic needs.
Her website, Profile Polish, offers editing of dating profiles, ranging from $48 for a Tindr special to $198 for services covering all web and app-based dating profiles.
Mr. Hooper, 35, is a vice president for corporate finance advisory services, covering technology clients, in Manhattan, with the investment banking unit of Barclays, the British bank.
Cars are now designed not only for transportation, but also to provide value-added services covering navigation, safety, security, information, communications and entertainment.
Prior to this, Mr. Depayre was Director of the EU trade policy instruments Services, covering antidumping, safeguards, subsidies and other instruments of external economic policy.
The combination, creating the seventh- largest cable provider in North America, puts Rogers in a stronger position to compete against the giant Bell Canada on a range of services covering telephone, Internet and business communications.
Further trouble was heaped on the beleaguered governor by the emergency medical services covering Fort Lee which said on Wednesday that during the four days of the bridge lane closures paramedics were delayed in reaching people needing critical attention.
Demand-led local services covering areas such as sexual health and drug abuse – which are commissioned by councils from the NHS – could also, in practice, be difficult to cut because of fears over infection risks.
