The phrase "a more comprehensive explanation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to give a clear, thorough explanation or description. For example: "I'll provide a more comprehensive explanation of the problem so that everyone understands it better."
By exploring the patterns, important clues to the immediate contributory factors emerge, but a more comprehensive explanation requires further research.
Building on earlier work, our study offers a more comprehensive explanation for why conventional economic analysis fails to accurately predict reporting decisions in the field.
By drawing on social network analysis (SNA), their theory proposes different types of networks to provide a more comprehensive explanation of the relationship between team processes and performance.
The proposed modification succeeds to provide a more comprehensive explanation for the emergence of business cycles while also produce a stable trajectory for the expectation of the national income.
This study examines trabecular bone at both ultrastructure and microarchitectural levels to provide a detailed material view of bone, and therefore provides a more comprehensive explanation of osteoporotic fracture risk.
In Neverwinter, Daeghun's half-brother Duncan offers a more comprehensive explanation of the situation.
(Journalist Jeff Yang has a much more comprehensive explanation of how the game works).
Furthermore, the influence of harvesting circuit on the mechanical subsystem can be converted to modified quasi-linear damping and stiffness with energy-dependent coefficients, which is different from the traditional viewpoint on the equivalence of constant-coefficient damping and provides more comprehensive explanation on the influence of harvesting circuit.
In addition, because of negative views of cancer CTs in adjuvant, neoadjuvant, or early treatment steps, more comprehensive explanation of the benefits and aims of CT has to be given to candidates before they were willing to be enrolled in CT.
The proposed mechanisms provide a more comprehensive physical explanation of freezing induced cell injury and extend the understanding on solution effects.
The unit in which super users were more engaged (i.e., were more proactive, provided more comprehensive explanations for their actions, used positive framing, and shared information more freely), experienced greater implementation success, as indicated by clinicians' IS proficiency.
