The phrase "as being comprehensive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is thorough or all-encompassing in nature.
Example: "The report was praised for being as being comprehensive, covering all relevant aspects of the issue."
Alternatives: "as being thorough" or "as being all-encompassing".
As well as being comprehensive and largely sensible, the ideas in the document include how to pay for the reduction of emissions and deal with climate change, an issue that will result in very hard bargaining at Copenhagen in December.
Describing an approach as being comprehensive and integrated gives readers (including those involved in critical policy and decision-making roles) the impression that all relevant factors have been reviewed comprehensively and integrated effectively into the plan of action.
Apart from that, the ten QUOTE-aspects we used in our analyses cover different dimensions of the Quality of care concept and can be understood as being comprehensive enough for this explorative type of research.
It is to be hoped that legislation will take into account the wide range of technical, moral and socio-ethical issues referred to in this paper, and as well as being comprehensive, will be flexible enough to respond rapidly to future changes.
They can pay out-of-pocket because "health care is extremely affordable in Mexico with or without health insurance," as are "comprehensive private insurance policies," according to MedToGo.com, a Web site owned and operated by U.S. physicians.
Details of specific version numbers, software availability, and usage instructions are available for most entries (Additional file 2: Tables S2 and S3), as are comprehensive assembly instructions (Additional file 3).
General policy decisions are made at national and regional levels, as are comprehensive decisions on resource allocation, systems for financing providers, and national guidelines including priority setting for management of common diseases.
As is comprehensive immigration reform, because of the estimated eleven million undocumented persons in the U.S., 1.6 million are Texas residents.
We reviewed four strategies: the current health care system's trajectory as is; comprehensive demand-side reform; aggressive supply-side reform; and a combination of demand-side and supply-side reform.
Many will criticize my selections as not being comprehensive, or lacking certain elements they feel constitute a critical omission.
