The phrase "a comprehensive system that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a system that is thorough and covers all necessary aspects or components.
Example: "The organization implemented a comprehensive system that streamlines communication and enhances productivity across all departments."
Alternatives: "an all-encompassing system that" or "a thorough system that".
The reporting system, which is financed in 17 states, tracks violent deaths, including suicides, and links data in a comprehensive system that monitors violent deaths in a way no existing program can.
The stories of these women, damaged by doctors for financial gain, are the strongest possible testimony in favour of a comprehensive system that delivers affordable healthcare to all people.
But while a comprehensive system that recycles all the greywater in your house may be too expensive an option in 2014, it is much cheaper to install a smaller tank that stores just your bath and shower water and uses it solely to flush the toilet.
We must implement a comprehensive system that certifies competency and ensures that consumers are not overwhelmed by professional designations.
And so we want to make sure there's a comprehensive system that cuts across markets no matter what we build in the future.
Space solar power station (SSPS) is a comprehensive system that continuously collects solar energy in space and transmits it to ground with a wireless power transmission (WPT) system.
The first pilot program began in Baltimore and has since evolved into a more comprehensive system that integrates the bulk of city services.
But these pieces of data haven't been brought together in a single comprehensive system that actually knows my preferences, and knows how much I'm willing to pay for them.
This work puts its focus on alleviating the current problems by proposing a comprehensive system concept, that shall ensure that smart homes can keep their promise in the future.
This concerns foremost the unavailability of dedicated, comprehensive systems that support an energy-efficient operation of a home or building.
The others have comprehensive systems that have evolved over years.
