The phrase "a comprehensive section on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a detailed and thorough part of a document or text that covers a specific topic.
Example: "The report includes a comprehensive section on climate change impacts and mitigation strategies."
Alternatives: "an extensive part about" or "a detailed segment regarding".
(Don't forget the bottled water and the aspirin!) Yet what really makes this one of the top two Sydney city books is that Evan McHugh, a native Sydneysider, goes the extra mile to provide the unexpected: a comprehensive section on Aboriginal art; a section on where to view noteworthy artists' renditions of Sydney Harbour; a short history of the area's shipwrecks.
Academic programs are detailed in full, and there is a comprehensive section on admissions procedure and fees (about $8,000 a term including boarding).
Additional sections include: clinical pearls, the immune system and headache, chaos theory and headache, a comprehensive section on NDPH, and medication overuse headache.
The sponsor submitted a comprehensive section on QC measurements.
The submission included a comprehensive section on quality control (QC) metrics.
15 One strength of the BPS is the inclusion of a comprehensive section on Personal Factors relating to culturally and linguistically diverse and indigenous populations.
It also has the most comprehensive section on the Olympic site as well as an Olympic Survival Guide.
For more on preventing and treating diabetes, check out the C.D.C.'s comprehensive section on the disease at cdc.gov/diabetes.
The Intensity Modulated Radiation Therapy Section in the otherwise comprehensive section on special procedures is inadequate.
"There are no normal people here," says Tony Venables, the scruffily bearded proprietor of a crammed-to-bursting little bookshop on Haworth's main street, which features comprehensive sections on the village's history and the Brontës.
