"comprehensible document" is correct and usable in written English.
You might use it to refer to a document that is understandable and clear. For example, "This comprehensive report is presented in a comprehensible document format."
A persistent visitor to the Gaza offices of the Palestinian finance ministry, he is credited with forcing the consolidation of state accounts into one reasonably comprehensive and comprehensible document.
For Peter Hain, the British government's man at the convention, it is a mere "tidying-up exercise"—consolidating generations of EU law into a single, comprehensible document.
Furthermore, the apprentices reported in an open format how often they had performed these tasks in their training company and how difficult, authentic, and comprehensible the documents (i.e., email, fax, and annual report) in the task were.
This article shows how the ideas can be combined as a comprehensible whole by first documenting all the ideas as transcribed text – not only as post-its, which often leave crucial points of view out as the space of a post-it is limited – and then refining and synthesising the ideas by writing them as a futures projection.
In summary, in only three studies was the original methodology to obtain utilities well documented and comprehensible without consulting the original data sources.
12 21 43 Thus, our results again confirm the documented lack of comprehensible or at least measurable sense in the chargemaster system.
By the 10th century the need to couch legal documents in more readily comprehensible vernacular, rather than Latin, was felt in other regions.
The inevitable consequence is shallow surface browsing through multiple documents until novices find comprehensible material at their level.
On Monday, he urged bishops to make sure their documents "are translated in concrete and comprehensible proposals".
Next, a monolingual group assessed the French document, looking for aspects that were not clearly comprehensible or were ambiguous in French.
This was addressed in this study by providing a pictorial guide which was comprehensible to the rural dwellers and served as a reference document even after the researchers might have moved out of the community.
