The phrase "adopted comprehensive" is not correct as it lacks clarity and context in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to a comprehensive plan or policy that has been adopted, but it needs to be part of a more complete phrase.
Example: "The committee adopted comprehensive measures to improve community safety."
Alternatives: "implemented thorough" or "established extensive".
For example, the EU and Canada have adopted comprehensive sanctions lists on the freezing of assets associated with former Tunisian president Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali, but little is known about what was done to implement these lists.
Preschool quality improved in recent years as more states adopted comprehensive learning standards for their pre-kindergarten programs.
Ohio adopted comprehensive early learning standards for 2012 2013, making this the first benchmark to see a 100percentt adoption rate.
During 2012, Massachusetts adopted comprehensive school competitive food and beverage standards that closely align with Institute of Medicine recommendations and Smart Snacks in School national standards.
To optimize ventilatory management, a lung-protective ventilatory bundle of treatment was adopted comprehensive of high PEEP - low tidal volume, apnea test execution during continuous positive airway pressure - CPAP, and lung recruitment maneuvers.
HELCOM's recently adopted comprehensive and rather ambitious Baltic Sea Action Plan relies on the ecosystem approach and addresses the region's most problematic issues, including eutrophication, hazardous substances, and maritime activities [92], [94].
"They increase requirements and incentives for urban water suppliers to prepare and adopt comprehensive management plans on a timely basis".
During the freeze, the F.C.C. will try to adopt comprehensive regulations to replace rules struck down in March by a federal appeals court.
The Republican National Committee itself, then led by Priebus, was about to release a formal report calling on the Party to adopt comprehensive immigration reform.
Any proposal to adopt comprehensive insurance for futures and securities investors is sure to meet significant resistance from investment firms that would have to pay for the programs.
Cities can also adopt comprehensive plans to fight global warming, which, if they meet the air board's standards, will lead to quicker approvals for any project that fits within the plan.
