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The phrase "a much more comprehensive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the extent or thoroughness of something to another, indicating that it is significantly broader or more detailed.
Example: "The new report provides a much more comprehensive analysis of the market trends than the previous one."
Alternatives: "far more extensive" or "significantly more thorough".
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It will probably take a much more comprehensive approach".
We need a much more comprehensive response, particularly in relation to the 4 million Syrian refugees.
"We had a much more comprehensive discussion after that occasion," Gee said in a recent interview.
He added that there was a much more comprehensive campaign in the works.
The substitute James Ward-Prowse made it three, and this could have been a much more comprehensive victory.
But a much more comprehensive effort needs to be taken, Ridgeway contended, or the cycle of poverty and despair will only perpetuate itself under the current welfare state.
So I think we really need to be quite clever and see how we can address it in a much more comprehensive way.
I feel passionately about improving our local mainline station and its environment in a much more comprehensive way than is shown in these proposals".
"Its release should be just the first step in a much more comprehensive discussion about the full range of government programs to spy on its own citizens".
"There's going to have to be a much more comprehensive master P.R. plan than even what's been envisioned so far," she said.
Over the next two years, the aim is to identify signatures for all approved drugs in America and build up a much more comprehensive dataset.
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