The phrase "a more comprehensive estimation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need for a detailed or thorough assessment of a situation, data, or project.
Example: "In order to make informed decisions, we require a more comprehensive estimation of the project's costs and timelines."
Alternatives: "a more thorough assessment" or "a more detailed evaluation."
The sample is often observed from both the horizontal and cross-sectional views to give a more comprehensive estimation on SSD.
Therefore, to get a more comprehensive estimation we included our case control study.
Therefore, prevalence rates will provide a more comprehensive estimation of costs than incidence rates.
This short-term emergency programme is intended to bridge the gap until a more comprehensive estimation of the consolidated requirements for the coming 12 months is ready.
Our higher value is based on a more comprehensive estimation process reported in [ 38], which also incorporated an data from an additional study performed in 2000-2001 [ 39].
Application of the 52 STOPP indicators in CPRD enabled a more comprehensive estimation of PIP and highlighted additional PIP issues that were not observed with the truncated version of the criteria.
Moreover, considering indirect costs, such as overhead and capital, would contribute to a more comprehensive cost estimation for hospital services [28].
HapMap provides a more comprehensive and fine-scale estimation of recombination rates using high density multi-point SNP data (average inter-SNP distance: 900 nucleotides).
For a more comprehensive discussion of the properties of the minimum distance estimation, we refer to Millar [12].
A number of additional sources were identified that, while not intended to provide regular updates on displacement, offer a more comprehensive and nuanced portrait of the context of IDP estimation and internal displacement itself throughout the country.
Our works offers a more comprehensive theory focused on FL distributions, including numerous new results, estimation, and data examples.
