The phrase "a comprehensive bundle" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a complete and thorough collection of items or services that are grouped together.
Example: "The software package includes a comprehensive bundle of tools designed to enhance productivity and streamline workflow."
Alternatives: "an all-inclusive package" or "a complete set".
Although the last decade of research has demonstrated the importance of comprehensive bundled care in conjunction with compliance mechanisms to reduce patient mortality, it is not clear that SEP-1 achieves this aim.
So by snapping up DIRECTV, AT&T is getting access to 20 million more customers who might be interested in going for its Quad-Play package; a comprehensive 'one-stop' tech bundle that combines TV with high speed internet, voice comms and wireless services.
In Michigan, a comprehensive approach based on a bundle of care combined with an improvement in the safety culture and teamwork was associated with a dramatic decrease in CLABSIs, from 7.7 to 1.4 per 1,000 CVC-days, in 103 ICUs (1,981 ICU months; 375,757 catheter-days) [60], and this effect was sustained [63].
In Michigan, a comprehensive approach based on a bundle of care combined with an improvement in the safety culture and teamwork was associated with a dramatic decrease in CLABSIs, from 7.7 to 1.4 per 1,000 CVC-days, in 103 ICUs (1,981 ICU months; 375,757 catheter-days) [ 60], and this effect was sustained [ 63].
The video game news site MCV has provided a comprehensive list of pricing deals and bundles, with Amazon offering the basic Vita for just £210, and Play.com going with £213 for a Wi-Fi Vita and 8GB memory card.
This is highlighting the importance of new global players in the mobility space who recognize the need to bundle resources and offer a comprehensive range of mobility services that supports a more sustainable mobility ecosystem.
A comprehensive theoretical model for acoustic transmission in a tube bundle is presented.
A comprehensive plan, including the "SKIN" (Surfaces, Keep the patients turning, Incontinence management, Nutrition) bundle, was developed.
This bundled design aligns with a systems-based approach to training that emphasises a comprehensive strategy for developing and sustaining expert team performance.
