The part of the sentence "comprehensible for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something as being accessible or understandable. For example, "The story was written in a way that was easily comprehensible for a wide variety of readers."
Between 95-98% of the word-families in a text must be comprehensible for unassisted comprehension of that text (Waring & Nation, 2004; Hsueh-Chao & Nation, 2000).
"F1 must speak their language, use their technologies, internet, tablets, social forums, and remain comprehensible for the audience.
Less comprehensible for the Burmese were the shrugs, the quiet sighs and the sangfroid with which the Scottish urge for independence was greeted by the English.
Innovation and progress, joined-up government Local Directgov has made the complex world of two-tier local government a little more comprehensible for the average citizen.
Except for perhaps the extreme Eastern Slovak dialects and the Bohemian Czech dialect, all dialects of Slovak and Czech are mutually comprehensible, for there are no sharp linguistic frontiers.
The most obvious are: the tensions between visitors and local inhabitants desiring further development; the problems of degradation and erosion of the land itself; and the conflict between conserving the freedom of the wild places and making them accessible, safe and comprehensible for people who have grown up without any experience of such places.
They also piloted the instrument to ensure that the items, rating scales, and layout were comprehensive, comprehensible, and acceptable for parents [ 11].
And it remains an indispensable, comprehensive and readily comprehensible Companion for old hands and new, crafted with loving care.
National laws should be drafted to provide a comprehensive, comprehensible and coherent infrastructure for societal risk governance.
Together, these issues point to the critical need for a consistent and comprehensible framework for the efficient development and dissemination of genomic tests in order to facilitate informed decision-making.
Here at home, the terrible toll from the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression continues, with no end to the joblessness in sight and no comprehensible plans for fashioning a healthy economy for the years ahead.
