The phrase "a more comprehensive term" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing terminology that encompasses a broader or more inclusive meaning than another term.
Example: "In this context, 'sustainability' is a more comprehensive term that includes environmental, social, and economic factors."
Alternatives: "a broader term" or "a more inclusive term".
Now, clearly, what is needed is a more comprehensive term which does homage to the sex without expressing any views as to their domestic situation, and what could be simpler or more logical than the retention of what the two doubtful terms have in common.
To rephrase 'performance' to a more comprehensive term.
Although in theory these patients may pose a nosocomial transmission risk, the detection of HBV DNA does not always indicate infectivity or disease progression, therefore it has been proposed that a more comprehensive term such as 'occult Hepatitis B' rather than 'occult Hepatitis B infection' is used [ 16].
Acknowledging the importance of aesthetic capical, we use the more comprehensive term, "service capital" which refers to both visual appeal and familiarity with culturally dominant interactive protocols, linked to culture work (Otis 2010).
Balinese farmers use the more comprehensive term persubakan to refer to the total domain of irrigated agriculture: its irrigation managerial, agronomic and agricultural, and religious-ritual dimensions.
Hence, by discussing these concepts with the focus group, it was possible to come up with more comprehensive terms, such as academic studies required for the degree, capabilities, values, error analysis and deficiencies, value individual accomplishments and learning.
"The F.A.A. will work with Operation Migration to develop a more comprehensive, long-term solution".
Fabius said one of the key issues was the western call for construction work on the heavy-water reactor at Arak to stop as part of an interim deal aimed at buying time for negotiations on a more comprehensive long-term deal.
"I don't see these capabilities as the leading edge of a more comprehensive, long-term plan either to supplant U.S. military power in the Western Pacific or to challenge U.S. power on a global basis," said Jonathan Pollack, director of the strategic research department at the United States Naval War College.
"We are very close to a more comprehensive view in terms of systems enabling regulators to see the trading universe in intra-day updates," says Peter Axilrod of the Depositary Trust and Clearing Corporation (DTCC), the world's largest data repository.But some argue that having a bigger haystack of data makes it harder to find the really important needles.
The authors propose a model that is intended to provide a more comprehensive solution in terms of expressiveness and integration of different forms of reasoning.
