The phrase "a comprehensive action" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an action that is thorough and covers all necessary aspects of a situation or task.
Example: "The organization implemented a comprehensive action to address the environmental concerns raised by the community."
Alternatives: "a thorough measure" or "an all-encompassing initiative".
I am asking for a comprehensive action plan.
It says it has made improvements and is committed to a comprehensive action plan.
Johnson and Johnson said in a statement Friday that the latest recalls were the result of a comprehensive action plan, submitted to the F.D.A. last summer, to bring its manufacturing operations into compliance with federal standards.
We are disillusioned and frustrated that our leaders cannot seem to work together to offer a comprehensive action plan.
The resolution also requested the government to produce a comprehensive action plan detailing the steps they will take in implementing the LLRC report.
MS: One of the things I think is important about this film is that it's not just about delivering bad news, it offers its viewers concrete solutions and hope, that there's a comprehensive action campaign as part of this.
"The University of York has created a very comprehensive action plan recently.
Since China's CH4 emissions have significant contributions to global climate change, a national comprehensive action plan to reduce CH4 emissions should be designed by considering supply-side and demand-side emission characteristics, mitigation potentials and emission responsibilities.
The goals of these visits are to 1) finalize a customized, comprehensive action plan for weight loss and maintenance viable in the participant's environment, and 2) facilitate participant independence in carrying out and maintaining that behavior change as the influence of the interventionists diminishes.
This week, the UN Secretary General, standing with Bill Gates and Bono, proposed a ground-breaking comprehensive action plan for getting to the near elimination of malaria deaths by 2015.
The Global Task Force on Expanded Access to Cancer Care and Control in Developing Countries has recently presented a compelling case for comprehensive action on expanded access to cancer care and control [ 1, 2].
