The phrase 'comprehensible by' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that something is understandable to a certain person or group. For example, "This document should be written in a style that is comprehensible by everyone in the organization."
Life is made all the more bearable and comprehensible by art.
And, unlike the LHC, the data it produces will be comprehensible by non-scientists, and made freely available.
Fortran changed the terms of communication between humans and computers, moving up a level to a language that was more comprehensible by humans.
Some shaky verse-speaking is made even less comprehensible by the acoustics of the Bonar Hall, where this restaurant is reimagined.
One of the most insidious aesthetic fallacies is that which states that music to be a universal language, comprehensible by all, irrespective of nationality or latitude.
Legislation needs to be expressed in language readily comprehensible by judges and lawyers and to be framed in harmony with the existing body of law.
By providing comprehensible explanations, by using illustrative examples and plain language, and by assisting to overcome individual difficulties with feedback, hints and encouragement, teachers can strengthen students' expectations to cope successfully with instructional demands.
In Life of Moses, Gregory writes: "...every concept that comes from some comprehensible image, by an approximate understanding and by guessing at the Divine nature, constitutes a idol of God and does not proclaim God".
Fortunately, it was then presented in a full and comprehensible manner by the agencies of the American Catholic press".
Aside from being one of the stranger, least comprehensible utterances by a prominent U.S. politician in recent memory — and that's saying something — it was also completely unoriginal.
We couldn't do anything immediately about the legacy of hundreds of subcollections except to shelve them in a comprehensible order, by size and then alphabetically.
