The phrase "adopted a comprehensive" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the implementation of a thorough or all-encompassing approach, strategy, or policy.
Example: "The organization adopted a comprehensive plan to address the environmental issues affecting the community."
Alternatives: "implemented an extensive" or "embraced a thorough".
After Turkey adopted a comprehensive migration law in 2014, the UNHCR was no longer allowed to register refugees.
City officials say this effort, dubbed "Take Care New York," marks the first time the city has adopted a comprehensive policy on health care.
Though founded as a men's university, it admitted women to some courses long before it adopted a comprehensive coeducational policy in 1969.
Congress in the Motor Carrier Act adopted a comprehensive plan for regulating the carriage of goods by motor truck in interstate commerce.
Rhein Chemie Rheinau GmbH, the wholly owned Lanxess subsidiary headquartered in Mannheim, Germany, has adopted a comprehensive realignment programme following negotiations with employee representatives.
Those policies have now gone well beyond drugs and weapons, with many schools having adopted a comprehensive set of standards that apply even to dress and speech as well as personal conduct.
Since 9/11 the Pakistani military has failed to adopt a comprehensive strategy toward terrorism and extremism.
Human Rights Watch recommends the Malawian government adopt a comprehensive approach to child marriage.
Adopting a comprehensive policy toward Angola, as well as smaller oil producers like Congo Republic and Equatorial Guinea, might be a tantalizing possibility for the oilman in Mr. Bush.
Supporters of the drilling proposal say high natural gas prices are the legacy of the country's failure to adopt a comprehensive energy policy.
The only way to prevent or minimize this problem is to adopt a comprehensive and environmentally sensitive waste management programme.
