The phrase "a comprehensive judgment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a thorough and complete evaluation or assessment of a situation, decision, or piece of information.
Example: "After reviewing all the evidence, the committee reached a comprehensive judgment on the matter."
Alternatives: "a thorough assessment" or "an extensive evaluation."
But he said Mr Justice Ouseley had delivered a "comprehensive" judgment and had "not erred".
Considering both the relationship between the building and people, and the building and the environment, from the dual perspectives of building design and building environment control, a comprehensive judgment model for a Comfort – Satisfaction Matrix was developed to display the regulation capacity of the building's environmental performance in the passive space.
Salience is a comprehensive judgment of stakeholders' value and distinguishes important and unimportant stakeholders.
The authors defined "dense methylation" as "greater than 50% of CpGs methylated" (Table 1 in Varley et al).. Since no details of the evaluation of the COBRA data are given and no primary COBRA data are displayed, a comprehensive judgment of the degree of congruence is not possible.
Therefore, as many studies as possible are needed to make a reasonable, acceptable consensus judgment based on a comprehensive assessment of the findings.
On August 3, 2004, the trial court filed a comprehensive opinion denying Wyeth's motion for judgment as a matter of law.
His "better judgment" was thus not in fact a very comprehensive judgment; it did not take into account the full range of relevant considerations.
This approach allowed us to make a more comprehensive judgment considering both clinical and statistical insights.
We tried to address this issue by reporting adjusted prevalence rates, ORs and 95% CIs in addition to p-values in order to allow a more comprehensive judgment of our findings.
However, the right judgment must be based on a comprehensive assessment of all such results.
In this paper, an approach combines the RBR and fuzzy comprehensive judgment method is proposed for reasoning suitable locating schemes and locating features.
