The phrase "a more comprehensive definition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that you are seeking or providing a definition that is broader or more detailed than a previous one.
Example: "In order to fully understand the concept, we need to establish a more comprehensive definition of the term."
Alternatives: "a broader definition" or "a more detailed definition".
A more comprehensive definition of rape is used by the National Incident-Based Reporting System, or NIBRS, started in 1988 to address deficiencies in the Uniform Crime Report.
The purpose of the study was to construct a more comprehensive definition of clinical success and to identify clinical predictors of failure.
To summarize, integrated scientific assessments are multi-stakeholder processes for distilling and synthesizing knowledge in particular fields to inform policy, involving (regionally and intellectually) diverse experts and stakeholders (see Mitchell et al., 2006, 3, for a more comprehensive definition).
Thus, a more comprehensive definition encompassing these characteristics becomes necessary.
Some scholars employ a more comprehensive definition of production networks, including in their analysis all inputs used, from the raw materials to the final product.
Having analysed the literature on the matter, and several experiences, it becomes evident that the concepts of governance and landlord require more debate in order to reach a more comprehensive definition and its implementation.
If lawmakers in Germany, Finland or Denmark were to adopt an even more comprehensive definition of a Saudi sales ban, their decision may also disrupt supply chains in Britain and France, companies there fear.
The introduction of a broader and more comprehensive definition of FHEs brings about a significant shift in perspective in forestry research, which can lead to innovative progress that will improve the performance of FHEs and, more generally, of the forest supply chain.
12 To adjust for this, some studies have explored using a combination of absolute SCr and a ≥25% increase from baseline to define WRF. 6, 13 The current study will be the first to investigate outcomes such as LOS and costs using this more comprehensive definition of WRF.
As a consequence, a more comprehensive operating definition of "Energy Security" is needed, along with a workable framework for analysis of which future energy paths or scenarios are likely to yield greater Energy Security in a broader, more comprehensive sense.
For a more comprehensive gene definition, we sequenced the mRNAs from pathogenic-phase (yeast) and non-pathogenic-phase (mycelia) Histoplasma cells, the two distinguishing lifestyles of this dimorphic fungal pathogen.
