The phrase "a comprehensive set of regulations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a complete and detailed collection of rules or guidelines governing a particular area or activity.
Example: "The government has implemented a comprehensive set of regulations to ensure environmental protection."
Alternatives: "an extensive collection of rules" or "a thorough framework of guidelines."
First, China must provide a comprehensive set of regulations aimed at opening up its embryonic services sector.
"When it comes to hydraulic fracturing, we fully expect water-quality monitoring to be part of a comprehensive set of regulations," he said.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) should issue a comprehensive set of regulations for autonomous vehicles, to be adopted uniformly across the 50 states.
California has some of the nation's strictest gun laws, including a comprehensive set of regulations on gun shows.
He opposed the Longmont ban because he believes it's the state's responsibility to make a comprehensive set of regulations for the industry to follow.
In terms of the National Health Act (36), a comprehensive set of regulations on nursing agencies should be developed, covering both the clients and staff contracted by the agencies.
The Paris Call for Security and Trust in Cyberspace is just the latest in a string of efforts to create a multilateral, comprehensive set of regulations for how countries conduct operations in cyberspace.
A comprehensive set of laws and regulations governs when the F.B.I. can wiretap telephones, and they are mostly reasonable.
The regulations Lee has in mind are the ones guaranteeing coverage to people with pre-existing conditions and requiring that all plans include a comprehensive set of benefits ― regulations that have made coverage available to people who could not get it before but have also raised premiums and forced some people to pay more for their insurance than they did previously.
Nothing that Republicans did or said in 2017 changed that, and their attempt to replace the law with a more complicated, less comprehensive set of regulations — remember "high-risk pools?" — was politically disastrous.
In the work reported here, we performed a comprehensive set of experiments to measure the regulation of endogenous PR target genes using current microarray techniques for whole genome expression profiling in T47D cells expressing either WT PR or SUMO-deficient mutant K388R PR (phospho-mimic), treated with or without the synthetic progestin, R5020.
