The phrase "a comprehensive formulation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a detailed and thorough expression or representation of a concept, idea, or plan.
Example: "The report provides a comprehensive formulation of the strategies needed to improve our marketing efforts."
Alternatives: "a detailed representation of" or "an extensive outline of".
In the framework of (kappa -distribution, we shall develop a comprehensive formulation for three-dimensional dust acoustic shockappa -distributionin a magnetized dusty plasma consisting of dust fluid, superthermal electrons and ions.
A new comprehensive formulation of the shadowing and irradiating level on the collector, able to take into account the finite length geometry with variable dimensions, is presented.
However, in some cases a comprehensive formulation may take longer where there are issues of great interpersonal sensitivity.
A systematic approach that yields a comprehensive formulation and rational treatment plan will increase the probability of a successful outcome and return to health.
The attempt of this paper is to move a further step toward an advanced and comprehensive formulation of the activity-based approach, allowing for a better simulation tool for the estimation of demand matrices.
The findings may also facilitate integrated and comprehensive formulation of regional policy and their efficient implementation.
Proportional equality further specifies formal equality; it is the more precise and detailed, hence actually the more comprehensive formulation of formal equality.
Finally, combining with the calibrated cutting coefficients and runout parameters, comprehensive formulation of the cutting force system is set up.
Highway alignment optimization based on cost minimization requires comprehensive formulation of costs sensitive to alignment and development of efficient solution algorithms.
In this paper, a comprehensive numerical formulation of a Transmission Line loudspeaker is presented, which is based in a finite difference approach of the governing equations, including the effects of the absorbing material allocated inside the pipe.
