coverage scope

[ˈkʌvərɪdʒ skoʊp]
nounpl: coverage scopes
escopo de cobertura
1. The extent or range of area, population, or subject matter that is covered by insurance, media, services, or programs
The insurance policy's coverage scope includes medical expenses up to $100,000.
O escopo de cobertura da apólice de seguro inclui despesas médicas até $100.000.
2. The boundaries and limitations defining what is included or excluded in a particular service or plan
We need to clarify the coverage scope of our telecommunications network expansion.
Precisamos esclarecer o escopo de cobertura da expansão da nossa rede de telecomunicações.
3. In journalism, the geographical or thematic range of news reporting and journalism activities
The local news station expanded its coverage scope to include three additional counties.
A emissora de notícias locais expandiu seu escopo de cobertura para incluir três condados adicionais.
The term 'coverage scope' is widely used in Brazilian business contexts, particularly in insurance, telecommunications, and media industries. In the USA, it's essential terminology for insurance companies and service providers. Understanding coverage scope is crucial for consumer protection and regulatory compliance in both countries.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
coverage areascope of coveragerange of coveragecoverage extentservice area
Antonyms / Antônimos
limitationexclusionrestriction

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
escopo de cobertura
Standard term used in business, insurance, and telecommunications sectors
São Paulo
escopo de cobertura
Commonly used in corporate and financial contexts
Rio de Janeiro
área de cobertura
Alternative term often used in media and broadcasting contexts
Portugal
âmbito de cobertura
European Portuguese preference, used in formal contexts

Related Words

insurance coveragenetwork coverageservice coveragegeographic coveragecovered areacoverage map

Related Idioms & Phrases

expand coverage scope
within coverage scope
outside the coverage scope
limit coverage scope
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