The phrase "a comprehensive intelligence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a thorough understanding or knowledge about a particular subject or area.
Example: "The report provided a comprehensive intelligence on the current market trends and consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "a thorough understanding" or "an extensive knowledge".
The NCA will also "build and maintain a comprehensive intelligence picture of the threats, harm and risks to the UK from organised criminals and will be responsible for ensuring that those criminals are subject to a prioritised level of operational response".
On Thursday, Schiff and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif). also sent a letter to the acting director of national intelligence, Michael Dempsey, demanding a "comprehensive intelligence briefing" on Flynn's contacts with Russian officials, as well as access to the transcripts of those conversations.
According to politicians from all parties, France needs a comprehensive intelligence law following the Charlie Hebdo attacks.
The Joint Inquiry did not find any comprehensive intelligence community list of bin Laden-related threats to the United States that was prepared and presented to policymakers before Sept. 11.
Senate Democrats pressed the administration to provide a new comprehensive intelligence report or estimate on Iraq, and Tenet agreed reluctantly to do a rushed NIE on Iraq's weapons of mass destruction capability in the fall of 2002.
Nonetheless, the company has huge ambitions for its future, aiming to be a comprehensive business intelligence platform, implementing data analytics, social publishing and even smart paid-for promotion of social media posts using the various platforms' advertising APIs.
Organizations need to focus on several key considerations as they adopt SSL inspection: the solution has to scale with their cloud usage; it has to accommodate remote users; a comprehensive threat intelligence network is essential to quickly identify dangerous SSL certificates and block those threats immediately for all users.
It maintains a comprehensive market intelligence service of the main agricultural commodities and houses the Secretariats of the Committee on Commodity Problems (CCP), nine Intergovernmental Commodity Groups (IGGs), and of the Agricultural Market Information System AMISS).
And Agee, as well as possessing the comprehensive intelligence that the critical heritage had already made a requirement, also possessed an extra quality that we later on, and perhaps dangerously, came to expect from everybody: he had the wit.
His foresaken [sic] duty is to provide comprehensive intelligence oversight for the people, not to conspire in a cover up to protect the executive and, as we have learned the White House directed, blame all the Iraq war mistakes on the intelligence community, in order to "insulate" the president.
The report was the government's most comprehensive intelligence assessment of Iraq's prewar capability for unconventional weapons.
