The phrase "achieve a comprehensive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the goal of obtaining a thorough understanding or complete coverage of a subject or topic.
Example: "Our aim is to achieve a comprehensive understanding of the market trends before making any investment decisions."
Alternatives: "attain a thorough" or "reach an all-encompassing".
But other issues compound the bureau's challenge in trying to achieve a comprehensive count.
America did not achieve a comprehensive Arab-Israeli peace in Madrid.
However, the clock is now ticking on efforts to achieve a comprehensive long-term pact.
Mr. Clinton tried hard, but regrettably failed to achieve a comprehensive peace agreement between Israel and the Palestinians.
"Mr. Barak up to this moment lacks a desire to work with us in order to achieve a comprehensive lasting peace in the region," Mr. Arafat said.
"They continued to work on a package of measures to achieve a comprehensive settlement of the conflict in eastern Ukraine," it said.
"They were part of the effort taken by this administration to help facilitate the peace negotiations that all of us hoped would achieve a comprehensive peace agreement".
"In our political view, this means the U.S.A. is serious about reaffirming its commitment to achieve a comprehensive and just peace".
"We have a real opportunity to achieve a comprehensive, peaceful settlement, and I believe we must test it," President Obama said Saturday night; and, in terms of the promise of the deal, he's right.
The on-again-off-again talks are part of the steep climb that Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice has begun in her effort to help achieve a comprehensive peace agreement between Arabs and Israelis before President Bush's term expires.
"For over seven years, in the proud service of my country, I have dedicated myself to the promotion of United States interests in the Middle East," Mr. Indyk said, referring especially to negotiations to achieve a comprehensive peace.
