The phrase "achieve comprehensive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the attainment of thoroughness or completeness in a particular context, such as a project or analysis.
Example: "Our goal is to achieve comprehensive understanding of the market trends before making any decisions."
Alternatives: "attain thorough" or "reach complete".
If we want to achieve comprehensive behaviour change, we need to begin as young as possible.
Dr. Appelbaum said the simplest way to achieve comprehensive disclosure was for the industry itself to maintain public records.
I don't want to fail again to achieve comprehensive immigration reform.
We can secure our border AND achieve comprehensive immigration reform--without wasting tax payer $ to build a pointless wall.
We say this with considerable regret because a bipartisan compromise would be the surest way to achieve comprehensive reforms with broad public support.
Our research is based on biological absorption and, purification using UV photocatalytic oxidation techniques to achieve comprehensive treatment for urine.
Hindsight tells us that achieving comprehensive national development, which has thus far eluded us despite our oil riches, depends on achieving fully democratic governance.
Compared with previous protocols, our proposed mechanism achieves comprehensive features of universality, robust security and efficiency.
Since a single stress can cause diverse effects, including specific and non-specific effects, both specific and general stress responses are needed for achieving comprehensive protection.
A question about the nation's immigration laws prompted one of the longest exchanges between the men, with Mr. Romney pointing out that the president did not meet his promise of achieving comprehensive immigration legislation during his first term.
However, a multisectoral approach for enabling the government achieves comprehensive provision of ECE in the country.
