The phrase "accuracy and comprehensiveness of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quality or thoroughness of information, data, or analysis.
Example: "The accuracy and comprehensiveness of the report were crucial for making informed decisions."
Alternatives: "precision and thoroughness of" or "exactness and completeness of".
The intelligence committee has staunchly denied this claim, and continues to stand behind the accuracy and comprehensiveness of the study.
The aim of this study was to examine the quality, accuracy and comprehensiveness of media reporting of CAM.
The accuracy and comprehensiveness of the data recorded in the database has been documented previously.
Effectiveness – Overall the project sites where eMNH and eNutrition had been introduced had improved the accuracy and comprehensiveness of treatment.
Key limitations include assumptions related to accuracy and comprehensiveness of claims data, and specifically days' supply data used to measure insulin adherence.
Additionally, the prevention summary and reminder sheets rely on the accuracy and comprehensiveness of the electronic clinical patient data in the practice.
Additionally, careful assessment of the accuracy and comprehensiveness is required when interpreting the result of the analysis since TB notifications may not be considered as a direct measure of TB incidence [ 31].
One-day pilot survey was conducted with 15 respondents before an actual survey in order to check the items of questionnaire for accuracy and comprehensiveness.
The various platform-assembler-depth (PAD) combinations were evaluated based on contig length statistics, accuracy of the generated contigs, and comprehensiveness of the reconstructed genomes.
A validated biomarker would improve the overall accuracy and the comprehensiveness of the process (as would better coital diaries, better interviews, and better quality control), rather than being an alternative.
