The phrase "a comprehensive race" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a race that covers a wide range of aspects or includes various elements, often in a context related to competition or diversity.
Example: "The event was designed to be a comprehensive race, featuring participants from different backgrounds and skill levels."
Alternatives: "an inclusive race" or "a diverse race".
The report calls for a comprehensive race equality strategy.
It wants Theresa May's government to develop a comprehensive race equality strategy and is calling for workers' rights to be expanded to include temporary and part-time workers.
We call on Theresa May to back up her words outside 10 Downing Street and take personal responsibility for driving forward this work, starting with a comprehensive race equality strategy and appointing a dedicated cabinet-level race equality minister".
Today Labour renews its commitment by launching a comprehensive race equality consultation document to engage directly with those communities whose daily lives are blighted by racial inequality, disadvantage and discrimination.
Isaac said he was encouraged to hear commitments to tackle inequality made by Theresa May in her first prime ministerial statement last month but warned that the government must back this up with a comprehensive race equality strategy.
The Home Office responded:"The UK has some of the most comprehensive race relations legislation in Europe.
In a statement the Home Office, which promised sweeping reforms on race after the Stephen Lawrence report, said: "The UK has some of the most comprehensive race relations legislation in Europe.
Tunnicliffe showed exactly why she is ranked number one in the world by guiding her team to a comprehensive match racing win over title holders Great Britain, despite the first three races being extremely close, with Macgregor struggling to make up for penalties in each.
The International Cycling Union (UCI) described the incident as "extremely worrying" and has requested a comprehensive report from race organisers.
When Gunnar Myrdal (an outsider, coming from Sweden) and a team of social scientists produced a comprehensive study of race, their title The American Dilemma was about the dichotomy between our principles and our practices.
We will work with organisations such as the Runnymede Trust to push ministers to develop a comprehensive cross-departmental race-equality strategy.
