The phrase "a comprehensive occurrence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an event or situation that is thorough and covers all aspects or details.
Example: "The report provided a comprehensive occurrence of the events leading up to the decision."
Alternatives: "a thorough event" or "a detailed incident".
A calibration of the ENMs based on comprehensive occurrence data from entire distributions, including both native ranges and invaded ranges, may provide a closer approximation of the fundamental niche and result in more thorough predictions of current and future distributions [23], [24], [25].
In this context, we set out to model the global distribution of these two important vector species, compiling the most comprehensive occurrence dataset to date from published literature and national entomological surveys.
Despite the importance of the PAM2 motif, a comprehensive analysis of its occurrence in different proteins has been missing.
In order to conduct a comprehensive investigation of SAPS occurrence characteristics, we analyzed events with wider ranges of velocity and magnetic latitude (MLAT) than those in previous studies.
The main objective of this research is to elaborate a comprehensive overview of the occurrence and evolution of this family of nucleocytoplasmic lectins and develop a unified classification system for this large and heterogeneous protein family.
A comprehensive collection of co-occurrence tables is provided as Additional File 3.
In order to provide a comprehensive account of marine mammal occurrence in Cuba's Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ), we reviewed and verified 659 published and unpublished sighting, stranding, capture, and tagging records.
As a result, the responses to risks occurrences after a comprehensive assessment are basically too late.
Overall, our results provide a comprehensive year-round baseline on the occurrence of sperm whales across multiple recording sites, demonstrating the utility of passive acoustic monitoring to assess patterns in sperm whale occurrence across broad spatial and temporal scales.
Risk assessment, the core of risk science, is a comprehensive evaluation and estimation of the occurrence of risks and losses (Zhang 2013), and constitutes an important research area in the field of management and decision making.
