The phrase "shift coverage" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe when one employee works the same shift as another employee in a job or workplace. For example: "Please make sure to arrange shift coverage on Monday, as I will be away."
CNN decided to shift coverage of the situation in California to its sister channel HLN.
But it will also provide a way to shift coverage toward a different and safer conversation.
But while the city's 346 engines and ladders can be relocated more or less smoothly, it is harder to shift coverage by rescue and squad companies because there are fewer of them, and they must generally travel greater distances to respond.
Unfortunately, it was difficult for some practitioners to attend a 4-day program because of challenges with shift coverage.
We hypothesized that the interview process would be associated with significant clinical time lost, monetary expenses, and increased need for shift coverage.
Having employees on-call, even if they are being paid a stipend for their call time, is often seen as less expensive for employers than providing full shift coverage during off-peak hours [ 5].
By shifting coverage and coming to market with lower-priced products geared specifically toward medium-sized customers, IBM could open the gates to what Atkins hopes will be a "tremendous business opportunity".
ESPN has shown W.N.B.A. games since its inception but will shift its coverage to ESPN2.
No doubt a major explanation for the shift in coverage lies with heavy penetration of the Internet in Russian society.
Since Medicare leads the way for other insurance companies, it means that all consumers may stand to benefit from this shift toward coverage for prevention.
Late last year Shinzo Abe, the prime minister, approved four new appointments to NHK's 12-strong board of governors, aiming to shift its coverage rightward.
