The phrase "a comprehensive match" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation where two or more elements align or correspond thoroughly and completely.
Example: "After reviewing the candidates, we found a comprehensive match between their skills and the job requirements."
Alternatives: "a perfect fit" or "a complete alignment".
This site is unique in that it uses a comprehensive matching system based on a personality profile (think 15 minutes worth of answering personality and situation-driven questions).
Using a uniquely comprehensive matched employer employee dataset for the United States starting as early as 1991 and continuing to 2008, this paper shows that growing immigrant diversity in cities and workplaces is related to higher wages for workers intensively engaged in various forms of complex problem solving, including tasks involving high levels of innovation, creativity, and STEM.
To identify direct targets of miR-184 from the profiling data, we adopted a comprehensive seed match analysis method previously described by Melton et al. [ 30], which interrogates the promoter, 5′ UTR, CDS and 3′ UTRs of transcripts downregulated following microRNA overexpression for the presence of miR-184 seed matches.
The objective of this paper is to close the scientific gap that there is a lack of comprehensive matching analysis for the increasingly complicated on-site hybrid energy systems with a continuously decreased annual primary energy consumption/equivalent CO2 emission.
Anyone concerned, for example, about new controls need not worry – they are more or less exactly the same as they were in Rugby 08, a comprehensive first-match win proving their familiarity.
Running a comprehensive history matching shows the deficiency of previous models to estimate the amount of trapped CO2 during and after the injection period.
Until now, flood characterization studies in the United States have been limited due to the lack of a comprehensive database matching flood characteristics such as peak discharges and flood duration with geospatial and geomorphologic information.
This creates a need for a comprehensive history matching workflow for fractured reservoirs, which considers different local as well as global fracture parameters and leads to multiple equally-probable realizations of the discrete fracture network model parameters for uncertainty quantification.
It is possible to match on just a few major demographic and clinical factors [ 17], but most studies have used propensity score matching (PSM) techniques which allow more comprehensive matching using a broader array of clinical variables (Table 1).
