The phrase "a complex and comprehensive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is intricate and thorough, often in contexts such as reports, analyses, or explanations.
Example: "The report provided a complex and comprehensive overview of the current economic situation."
Alternatives: "detailed and thorough" or "intricate and extensive."
Problem Behavior Theory (PBT) is a complex and comprehensive social-psychological framework designed to explain the development of a range of problem behaviors.
Ofcom's group director of spectrum, Philip Marnick, said: "We have listened carefully to the arguments and evidence put forward by industry, and conducted a complex and comprehensive analysis to determine the new fees.
The museum also sought to present a complex and comprehensive view of the late 19th and early 20th centuries and so began its own photography collection and acquired additional works from the national collection to build decorative arts and architecture collections.
The Law of the Sea is a complex and comprehensive document that, when put into action after the Convention on the Law of the Sea in 1982, formalized traditional maritime law and outlined rules for the conduct of nations as it relates to boundaries, deep seabed mining, passage through territorial zones, settlement of international disputes, and marine research, among other topics.
"People who suggest that there's anything unusual about the delaying of a deadline in the implementation of a complex and comprehensive law are deliberately sticking their heads in the sand or are just willfully ignorant about past precedent," said Jay Carney, the White House press secretary.
Since joining the Alliance in 2000, he has been heading the office in Ukraine, now managing a complex and comprehensive HIV/AIDS prevention, treatment and care program as well as other programs aimed at fighting TB, HCV and other deceases.
The book ultimately fails to offer a conceptual agenda for a more complex and comprehensive history of the Second World War and its aftermath," Biess wrote.
Our example of RDF illustrates how multiple linear assessments of an ATM intervention can be combined to provide a more complex and comprehensive view.
The results from these studies clearly facilitate a more complex and comprehensive understanding of existing problem.
In the early 1980s it became clear that phytoestrogens could produce biological effects in humans.' What follows is a highly complex and comprehensive analysis of every scientific study ever carried out on the subject of plant oestrogens.
This set of design formulae and graphs is based on a rational hot spot stress approach for hollow section connections, presented earlier in this journal [J. Construct. Steel. Res. 35 (1995) 71], and a very complex and comprehensive set of SCF formulae, also previously published in this journal [J. Construct. Steel. Res. 43 (1997) 87].
