The phrase "a comprehensive rescue" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a rescue operation that is thorough and covers all necessary aspects to ensure safety and success.
Example: "The team executed a comprehensive rescue, ensuring that all stranded hikers were safely brought back to base camp."
Alternatives: "an extensive rescue" or "a thorough rescue".
Only a comprehensive rescue plan, which allays such doubts, will quell the euro crisis.
Credit conditions continue to worsen despite the high probability a comprehensive rescue plan will be adopted in America.
Analysts estimate that a comprehensive rescue for Spain would cost 350 billion euros, and one for Italy even more.
However, Mr. Bossi said that he remained pessimistic about finding a way through the thickets to a comprehensive rescue plan for the euro.
After months of making the most of the authority we already had, we asked Congress for a comprehensive rescue package so we could stabilize our financial system and minimize further damage to our economy.
He warned that failing to enact a comprehensive rescue plan that includes new tolls and taxes this year would create a deficit next year larger than the $1.2 billion budget gap the authority is struggling to bridge this year.
The treacherous sands of German politics firmed up, giving Mrs. Merkel the base of support at home to push for a more comprehensive rescue plan.
Instead of blindly sticking to his itinerary, he should hurry back to Islamabad and work with Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani and the Army to execute a rapid and comprehensive rescue and relief operation.
A DAILY round-up of economic news:A revised version of the Treasury's comprehensive rescue plan passed the Senate last night on a vote of 74-25.
The committee, chaired by Louis Lanzerotti of Bell Labs and Newark's New Jersey Institute of Technology, comes down strongly in favor of a comprehensive Hubble rescue mission, and urges NASA to consider both a robotic flight or a shuttle rendezvous to replace operational systems such as batteries as well as scientific instruments.
The outcome was far from the comprehensive rescue deal that some in the markets had been demanding, and investors will now be seeking more clarity about exactly how much capital will be pumped into Europe's banking sector.
