The phrase "a comprehensive process of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a thorough and detailed method or procedure for achieving a specific goal or outcome.
Example: "The project requires a comprehensive process of evaluation to ensure all aspects are considered before making a decision."
Alternatives: "an extensive procedure for" or "a thorough method of".
Harman said a comprehensive process of reconciliation had to be able to address the "legacy issue of the Troubles".
This body, set up in 2004 by the CFR, is helping to steer "a comprehensive process" of "democratic reform" in the region.
An acute difficulty brought about by such a comprehensive process of realignment is the loss — if only temporarily — of coordinate axes with which to form standards of evaluation.
We are at the beginning of a comprehensive process of public outreach, with many more public hearings, meetings and issue forums anticipated throughout the five boroughs over the next several months.
Medical publications undergo a comprehensive process of editor's handling, peer reviewing and editing that intends to select manuscripts that are both likely to be read and cited.
In the absence of an appropriate investigational tool, a comprehensive process of questionnaire development was undertaken to evaluate and validate a specific health needs assessment tool for cardiac patients (Nottingham Health Needs Assessment NHNAA).
The medication review should be part of a comprehensive process to optimize pharmacotherapy.
This paper describes the successful adaptation of the LWWCOPD programme for use in pulmonary rehabilitation, and summarises the findings of a comprehensive process evaluation of the adapted programme.
This study is part of a comprehensive process in the City of New Bern, North Carolina aimed at drafting a subdivision regulatory framework that promotes sustainable residential developments with a heightened sense of community and vitality.
The work reported in the present paper was carried out in connection with a comprehensive process integration study of a fertiliser plant in Lithuania.
The event is part of a comprehensive process taking place at the UN ahead of the 20th anniversary of the International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD) in September 2014.
