The phrase "a quick and comprehensive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is both fast and thorough, often in contexts like reports, summaries, or analyses.
Example: "The report provided a quick and comprehensive overview of the project's progress."
Alternatives: "a fast and thorough" or "a swift and detailed".
Another is that Roach's refusal to withdraw, at least completely, his prediction of a quick and comprehensive victory carried a certain professional significance.
Hoping to reach a quick and comprehensive settlement, lawyers and executives from Salomon and its parent company, Citigroup, made a similar proposal on Thursday to Eliot Spitzer, the attorney general of New York, who has been investigating the firm for conflicts and abuses in the allocation of stock from initial public offerings.
Its manageable size and entertaining exhibits give you a quick and comprehensive introduction to Dubai's history, culture and traditions.
A clear illustration for a quick and comprehensive understanding of various CNT growth mechanisms is shown in Additional file 1: Figure S1.
Huge amounts of simulation data can be analyzed in a quick and comprehensive way.
Hosted by a high-performance server and with easy navigation and flexible input options, we present it as a quick and comprehensive genome microevolution tool for biologists.
Specifically, it provides a quick, clear and comprehensive signal to consumers/stakeholders concerning the extent to which a firm/product contributes to sustainable development.
Therefore, it makes sense to offer a carefully referenced compilation of therapeutic and toxic plasma concentration ranges, as well as half-lives, of a large number of drugs and other xenobiotics for quick and comprehensive information.
Back home, King Abdullah has shown no inclination towards the "quick and comprehensive reforms" that he is now urging upon Syria Saudi Arabiaa has nothing to teach Syria about democracy, and protest demonstrations in the kingdom are totally banned.
He called for "quick and comprehensive reforms" – "reforms that are not entwined with promises, but actually achieved so that our brothers the citizens in Syria can feel them in their lives".
