The phrase "as a comprehensive answer" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that the response being provided is thorough and covers all necessary aspects of a question or topic.
Example: "In response to your inquiry about our services, I will provide you with as a comprehensive answer that addresses all your concerns."
Alternatives: "as a complete response" or "as a thorough reply".
The legislation is intended as a comprehensive answer by Congress to the 2008 economic crisis, which required a $700 billion emergency government rescue and taxpayer-financed bailouts for Wall Street powerhouses.
For the purposes of this answer I will deliberately restrict the terms to discussing Mushroom World, as a comprehensive answer on the entire Mushroom Universe would require covering 20-22 (depending on how you count) Galaxies [5] and frankly, I doubt it would be any more fun to read than it would be to write.
My trip to India this week provided one rather interesting perspective (not a comprehensive answer, I hasten to add).
As for the other models briefly mentioned, it is clear that they are limited in their additions/changes and do not present a comprehensive answer.
Recent research indicates that a comprehensive answer to such questions requires that we look beyond the individual and focus on the collective behavior that emerges as a result of the interactions among individuals, groups, and societies.
Further analysis on larger, longitudinal datasets for these countries may provide more a comprehensive answer to what determines facility delivery.
That's a pretty comprehensive answer.
As well as answering a comprehensive questionnaire on many diseases other than skin diseases, the women were given a validated questionnaire on sun and sunbed exposure.
Mr. Golijov's latest composition (and a world premiere), the piece is a setting of a fragment of a 1983 interview in which the director Federico Fellini gave an extraordinarily poetic and comprehensive answer to the question "What is light for you?" Mr. Golijov's setting is as free-ranging as Mr. Fellini's definition, sometimes ruminative, often intensely dramatic.
TADS was specifically designed as a comprehensive effectiveness study, able to answer clinically meaningful questions by including a broad and representative sample of depressed teens, delivering treatment at both tertiary medical centers and community clinics, and assessing functional as well as symptomatic outcomes.
