The phrase "a comprehensive documentation" is not correct in standard English.
It should be "comprehensive documentation" without the article "a." You can use the corrected phrase when referring to thorough and complete documentation on a particular subject or process.
Example: "The project requires comprehensive documentation to ensure all team members understand the procedures."
Alternatives: "detailed documentation" or "thorough documentation."
Special care was taken to provide a comprehensive documentation for both users and developers.
Appendix II gives examples of data sheets for a comprehensive documentation of the sampling design and techniques, as well as fish data.
Although this is well known, there are no concrete examples with a comprehensive documentation of what can go wrong and why.
With different ways of data access and a comprehensive documentation in German and in English provided free of charge, the possibilities are countless and will grow with every wave of data collection (for further information see www.neps-data.de).
Quality-oriented and quality-controlled construction using site-specific materials and methods with a comprehensive documentation of all production steps and proper and continuous maintenance (Sass et al. 2014).
This review represents a comprehensive documentation of the state of knowledge on virtual testing from microscale to macroscale length scales for heterogeneous materials across constitutive responses from elastic to damage regimes.
In short, reading the electronic chart has become a game of looking for a small needle of new information in a haystack of falsely comprehensive documentation and outdated, copied text.
The absence of a vaccination registry in France precludes comprehensive documentation of patient vaccination status for most of the notified cases.
Thus, combined use of these techniques within a single methodological process produces innovative and comprehensive documentation of Neolithic tomb art.
Conservation and rehabilitation of structures such as urban buildings and heritage requires a growing effort on the establishment of sufficiently comprehensive documentation concerning the time evolution of these structures' characteristics and health condition.
But on July 3, U.S. District Judge Jesse Furman ordered the government to produce additional documents, saying it had not provided comprehensive documentation of its decision to add the citizenship question.
