The phrase "comprehensible about" is not grammatically correct in written English.
A more accurate and common phrase would be "comprehensible to." Here are two examples: 1. The instructions were not comprehensible to the students, causing confusion. 2. The concept was not comprehensible to me until I read more about it.
Prior to registration, eligible patients will be provided with information in comprehensible terms about radically resected pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma and the current status of knowledge about treatment of this disease and on the aims of the study, and about the possibility to participate in the present trial.
Truss supplies a not very comprehensible answer about Labor's double standards.
It's quite possible that no true and comprehensible statement about God could ever be made in prose.
A drunk and distraught Isabel Rawsthorne, a model and one of Bacon's oldest friends, broke into a barely comprehensible monologue about how she'd foreseen Dyer's death.
The detection system provides comprehensible information about change areas, and minimizes the post-detection thresholding procedure often needed in traditional change detection algorithms.
Educational campaigns concerning the HCWs should include evidence based and comprehensible information about possible adverse effects of the vaccine and their incidence.
*Adapted from Gabriel and Lang [ 14] Our findings are inconsistent with economic models that assume consumers make choices based on reliable, complete, and comprehensible information about their options.
351 The notion of acquiring informed consent involves the presentation of comprehensible information about the research to potential participants, confirmation that they understand the research, and assurance that their agreement to participate is voluntary.
Mistakes in thought will then be comprehensible as mistakes either about the logical interrelations of the Forms, or about the correct application of the Forms to the sensory phenomena.
In his testimony, he also said that he hoped to encourage "a new communications strategy with the communities we serve" and to make public information about the system more "comprehensive and comprehensible".
The existence of the universe…can be made comprehensible if we suppose that it is brought about by God" (1979, 131 2).
