The phrase "a more comprehensive consideration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a thorough or detailed examination of a topic or issue.
Example: "In order to make an informed decision, we need a more comprehensive consideration of all the available data."
Alternatives: "a more thorough analysis" or "a more in-depth review".
Futures research helped to utilise the potential for a "more comprehensive consideration of public decisions" [68 Mackensen].
A more comprehensive consideration of building energy efficiency should take into account of energy storage and heat extraction.
The approach should thereby facilitate a more comprehensive consideration of pandemic policy options, and will perhaps confirm the efficacy of the current policy or suggest more promising strategic options for the future.
This is remarkable since the relationship of human beings to the thermal environment requires a more comprehensive consideration.
The study is being simultaneously conducted to examine the leading export commodities in each jurisdiction (bananas in El Oro province, Ecuador, blueberries in British Columbia province, Canada) to consider the insights that a more comprehensive consideration of health equity introduces.
Abrams et al. 1 subsequently offered a more comprehensive consideration of the effects of alcohol and group processes on attraction to risk, addressing how a number of group‐level processes may moderate the effects of alcohol on group decision‐making.
Twenty-five years later, Latin America is in need of a revision of its port governance, adopting a less sectoral and more comprehensive consideration of the chain.
Since the disease is associated with diverse clinical symptoms and signs, deeper and more comprehensive consideration according to patient's history and clinical findings is recommended for early and more accurate detection in order to prioritize women for further investigation and contribute to its early management.
There should be a more comprehensive and detailed consideration of both the apparently false-negative and false-positive inclusions in both the broader and restricted CILIOGENESIS datasets.
If a fixed budget designated exclusively for a PCV program is not available, an affordability analysis for PCV should take a more comprehensive approach, with consideration for other vaccination programs' affordability and shared budget constraints.
