The phrase "at comprehension" is not commonly used in written English and may not be clear in meaning.
It could be used in contexts discussing understanding or grasping concepts, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "The students struggled at comprehension during the complex lecture on quantum physics."
Alternatives: "in understanding" or "regarding comprehension".
"So we went the next step up the cognitive ladder, to look at comprehension," he said.
Robyn couldn't hear her but gazed in an intensity of effort at comprehension.
Unlike Hannah Arendt, who judged Jewish collaboration with infamous disdain, Levi makes a notable attempt at comprehension and tempered judgment.
The last attempt at comprehension failed to receive approval by either Parliament or the Convocation under the new rulers.
The emphasis falls, for understandable reasons, on lament, on a liturgy of tears; or on immediate precision, on bringing concrete news, and on the attempt at comprehension.
Then there were four trials looking at comprehension, which found only weak evidence of benefit, and three trials on spelling, which collectively found no benefit for phonics.
A study was conducted to assess the effects of two intervention strategies aimed at developing reading comprehension at different levels of functional complexity, with first grade students from a public junior high school of Mexico City.
An initial study aimed at exploring comprehension of Countdown data was conducted at the 2010 joint Women Deliver/Countdown conference.
Information on at least one cognitive score (IQ at age 8, reading comprehension at age 26, or verbal fluency or NART at age 53) was available for 4,709 subjects.
Absurdity coexists with logic, appalled or astonished bafflement blend with efforts at analytical comprehension of practicalities and motives.
A 2012 Israeli study of engineering students — who grew up in the world of screens — looked at their comprehension while reading the same text on screen and in print when under time pressure to complete the task.
