The phrase "a comprehensive set of reforms" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a wide-ranging and thorough series of changes or improvements, often in a political, social, or organizational context.
Example: "The government has proposed a comprehensive set of reforms aimed at improving the education system."
Alternatives: "an extensive array of reforms" or "a thorough package of reforms."
Gordon Brown, yesterday sought to defuse pensioners' anger about Labour's record in its first four years with a comprehensive set of reforms designed to end pensioner poverty.
For the first time, in a grand bargain made at the World Humanitarian Summit in May 2016, participants agreed to a comprehensive set of reforms to address problems in aid organisations and donor governments.
The judge also ordered a comprehensive set of reforms, including a pilot program testing the use of body cameras on police (which is one of the president's suggested reforms in the wake of Ferguson).
Appearing before the House Financial Services Committee on Tuesday, the Treasury secretary, Timothy F. Geithner, said the administration would "take a fresh, cold, hard look at the core problems" in housing finance and deliver a "comprehensive set of reforms" to Congress, but declined to specify a timetable.
Based on the arithmetic of interests, aimed at limiting the sinister interests of those in positions of power while promoting the interests of those without power, Bentham's scheme advocated a comprehensive set of reforms.
To increase the likelihood of this, they agreed on immediate spending cuts and tax increases that would automatically kick in (the "fiscal cliff") if agreement on a comprehensive set of fiscal reforms eluded them.
It works towards the development and implementation of a comprehensive set of fundamental reforms in order 'to create caring communities where both empowered front-line staff and [LTC residents and families] can flourish' (Rahman & Schnelle, 2008, pp. 142 143).
If both life sciences and physical science faculty were supportive, however, one could imagine implementing a much more comprehensive set of reforms, including enforcing a much more extensive set of course prerequisites, including chemistry and biology (e.g., see the University of Maryland's Project NEXUS [ Redish, 2012]).
The RAI instrument became a federally mandated system as a part of a comprehensive set of nursing home reforms passed by the U.S. Congress in the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1987 (OBRA '87) [ 4].
The state's education minister, Adrian Piccoli, said: "I look forward to working with Mark to continue delivering the most comprehensive set of reforms of school education in a century.
A.We are only 10 months into the most comprehensive set of reforms in the history of the Tour, so it is an ongoing process to educate the players about what are the important events on our Tour.
