The phrase "a comprehensiveness of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extent or thoroughness of a particular subject or topic.
Example: "The report provided a comprehensiveness of the issues faced by the community, highlighting both challenges and opportunities."
Alternatives: "a thoroughness of" or "an extent of".
In his best-selling book "Shakespeare: The Invention of the Human," he envisions Falstaff exhibiting a "comprehensiveness of consciousness that puts him beyond us," a higher form of being, "Immortal Falstaff".
If nothing else, such hateful views reinforce a comprehensiveness of awfulness in Lovecraft, coupling the prospect of human extinction at the tentacles of Elder Gods with a dose of incredibly fucked politics.
16 For the search string to use in research, we decided on an efficiency (NNR) of 60 at most in combination with a comprehensiveness of ≥90%.
For the search string to use in practice, we decided that the efficiency, expressed more user-friendly as NNR, should be 10 at most, in combination with a comprehensiveness of ≥65%.
For the researcher, we developed a version with a comprehensiveness of 90%, with 95% CI 86%to94%4% and efficiency with NNR=20, with 95% CI 17to2323 (WDP-R).
The Work Disability Prognosis filter for Research showed a comprehensiveness of 90%95%5% CI 86 to 94) and efficiency expressed more user-friendly as Number Needed to Read=20 (95% CI 17 to 34).
A trade-off exists between a) the comprehensiveness of instruments, including mental disorders, and comorbid psychosocial stressors or substance abuse, and b) brevity, including a limited number of items, but with a rather high correlation to the broad spectrum of mental disorders.
The intervention adherence varied substantially per component due to a range of moderating factors, e.g. the lack of a comprehensiveness protocol resulted in interventionists not being familiar with the PReCaP intervention components.
Her Philomena is an ununflappable old dear who boasts of her titanium hips and recounts the plots of whatever bodice-ripper she happens to be reading with a comprehensiveness that rivals that of their author.
The comprehensiveness of a pitching arsenal is an example of what separates the good from the elite.
Furthermore, there is always a tension between the comprehensiveness of the instrument and the burden that a lengthy instrument will place on respondents.
