The phrase "a more comprehensive programming" is not correct in standard English.
It should be "a more comprehensive program" or "more comprehensive programming" depending on the context.
Example: "We need to develop a more comprehensive program to address the issues in our community."
Alternatives: "a more thorough program" or "a more extensive curriculum."
The rule, Ms. Patton said, "provides a foundation for building a more comprehensive program that protects human health from the full sweep of pollutants that are emitted from coal-fired power plants".
This tool doesn't, however, go as far as performing that analysis, though the firm has a more comprehensive program that does — Retirement Benchmark (which it pitches on the last page of the report).
If the court orders the league to start this week, the N.F.L. would begin with steroid testing in place and then, the official said, perhaps move to a more comprehensive program later on.
Mr. Putin may well continue Mr. Medvedev's modest reforms, or even push through a more comprehensive program, but that will not undo the damage his return has done to Russia's post-Soviet political transformation.
For example, Ms. Sandeen can see students sampling Berklee College of Music's Introduction to Music Production through Coursera, getting "turned on" and then paying tuition for a more comprehensive program.
"I am going back to Bangkok and one of the first things I will be doing is to launch a more comprehensive program for the Myanmar people in the camps, the displaced persons, the intellectuals that run around the streets of Bangkok and Chang Mai province, to prepare them to return to Myanmar after the elections".Thailand's foreign ministry has since said Mr Kasit's remarks have been misinterpreted.
A more comprehensive program in teaching teachers strategies for implementing scientific argumentation will help to facilitate this process.
Financial risk-share programs have been available in our field for some time in different forms but patient feedback here at RMANJ suggested there was a need for a more comprehensive program with realistic clinical and other eligibility criteria.
While staff continues the analysis and looks at gradual changes to make its parking options more competitive, Feger said, the interim measure will address the problem "until we can come up with a more comprehensive program".
