The phrase "a more comprehensive system" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing improvements or enhancements to a system, indicating that it will be more thorough or inclusive than a previous version.
Example: "The new software update will provide a more comprehensive system for managing user data."
Alternatives: "a more extensive system" or "a more complete system".
"But it also has to be part of a more comprehensive system of evaluation".
The victory of Britain in the Seven Years' War enhanced British power in India, and a more comprehensive system of colonial government was installed.
The notion originates from Berlin which sees it as a way to deflect pressure for a more comprehensive system of "eurobonds", pooling the debt of the eurozone countries.
The first pilot program began in Baltimore and has since evolved into a more comprehensive system that integrates the bulk of city services.
The bill that resulted from the Explorer problem also told the Transportation Department to develop within two years a more comprehensive system based on road testing.
Previous competitors having complementary capabilities joined forces to expand product lines and, in some cases, to offer a more comprehensive system of services and products to potential customers.
I will then turn to a discussion of regulatory and supervisory practice, with particular attention to whether a more comprehensive, system-wide perspective in financial supervision is warranted.
The authors emphasized that a more comprehensive system-based evaluation would require extending the hazard modeling approach to include prehospital data.
Ultimately, we hope this knowledge of single-cell dynamics will be useful for building a more comprehensive system-level model of autophagy.
The data acquired using multiple omics platforms may be evaluated individually in each omics dataset to discover biomarkers, or multiple omics datasets can be integrated to obtain a more comprehensive systems biology biomarker of the drug-induced hepatotoxicity (Ilyin et al. 2004).
"We should be encouraging them to participate in our democracy as they reintegrate into society, and we need a much more comprehensive system for getting them the information they need to exercise their rights".
