The phrase "a comprehensive method to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a thorough approach or strategy for achieving a specific goal or outcome.
Example: "The researchers developed a comprehensive method to analyze the data effectively and draw meaningful conclusions."
Alternatives: "an all-encompassing approach to" or "a thorough strategy for".
This paper presents a comprehensive method to analyze the sliding motion on a nonsmooth surface.
This approach offers a comprehensive method to describe policy subsystems, as will be elaborated upon in the following paragraphs.
Here we define a comprehensive method to gain greater insight into data quality characteristics within data warehouse.
This study puts forward to a comprehensive method to evaluate the environment impact and economic benefit of central heating systems.
However, there is lack of a comprehensive method to manage the demand side and consumer behavior in order to obtain an optimum solution.
Combining with the seismic data, well logs and drill core data, we put forward a comprehensive method to recognize the internal architectures of buried faults.
Mr. Giddens is expected to suggest closing the loophole, which allows a firm to use a less comprehensive method to calculate customer funds overseas.
The study was to the best of our knowledge the first that applied a relatively comprehensive method to validate the CSPS in a Chinese population and provided evidence-based data for its validation.
Our work expands the arsenal of evaluation techniques for recommendation algorithms, extends from a one-click-based evaluation towards multi-click analysis, and presents a general, comprehensive method to evaluating navigability of arbitrary recommendation algorithms.
We also designed the LOFS, a novel comprehensive method to categorize patients on the basis of their GA results.
We will compare the radial crossover offsets directly to the tidal model predictions (section 3.1) and present a more comprehensive method to distinguish the tidal signal from remaining orbital errors (section 3.2).
