The phrase "a more comprehensive data collection" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need for a broader or more detailed gathering of data for research, analysis, or reporting purposes.
Example: "To improve our findings, we need a more comprehensive data collection that includes various demographic factors."
Alternatives: "a broader data gathering" or "an extensive data collection".
A more comprehensive data collection effort would require an imaging protocol to image at additional time points.
However, we cannot discount the possibility that more detailed measures of comorbidity (e.g., specific conditions or specific combinations of conditions) or a more comprehensive data collection method (e.g., through medical record review [ 71]) may have more significant impacts on survival.
The results will provide baseline data for future studies of service access for care towards the end of life, along with an indication of the types of information required to develop a more comprehensive data collection infrastructure.
Despite having higher incidence rates of ESRD than the U.S. white population, the Asian/Pacific Islanders remain a largely unstudied group, for whom more comprehensive data collection is warranted.
Although these data are useful for generating hypotheses, more comprehensive data collection on sociodemographic characteristics and the specific determinants of injury, coupled with greater participation among NCAA programs would greatly improve our understanding of head injury occurrence within this population.
Moreover, our primary outcome variables inquiring about patient perceptions of costs associated with ACLR allowed participants to provide open-ended responses and thus allowing for more comprehensive data collection.
Studies using more comprehensive data collection procedures including identification of types of activities when examining determinants for sedentary behaviour in youth are needed.
With more than two billion monthly users, a comprehensive data collection scheme, first-rate data analytics and aspirations to, literally, read our minds, Facebook can not only make inferences about personal details we did not disclose, but also become better familiar with us than we are with ourselves.
