The word "comprehensibly" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to convey the idea that something is understandable and can be grasped easily. For example: The lecture was delivered comprehensibly, so even the students with little prior knowledge were able to understand it.
Malcolm gets to the heart of Chekhov, or at least comprehensibly, and comprehensively, maps out his mysteries for us, not only telling us what makes him tick but why we should regard him as one of the greatest writers to have lived.
If, on the other hand, the reader is looking for a highly readable overview of the sprawling tobacco litigation, told briskly, comprehensively and comprehensibly by an excellent storyteller, then "Civil Warriors" is a good pick.
Were these dorks themselves "role models" as broadcasters they might learn to parse syntactically and grammatically correct sentences in comprehensibly accented English.
The Labour Party, and its leader, Gordon Brown, have been comprehensibly humbled.
Some of the fiercest involved Akhmatova, and Ms Feinstein succeeds in being fair and explaining them comprehensibly.
An awful lot, actually, and not always all that comprehensibly.
He focussed on family values — saying, not entirely comprehensibly, "If you build a society on individuals, it's like building a society or a house on a grain of sand.
In the popular press, it was not enough to say that Spassky failed to contend with Fischer's brilliant and unpredictable openings; more comprehensibly, it was a triumph of American ingenuity over a sclerotic Soviet bureaucracy.
"We have reason to believe that it can happen pretty rapidly and comprehensibly, in ways that we'd find shocking and unbelievable until it happens.
The Xenakis moves in the opposite direction, starting as a burst of noisy, gritty, variegated textures with an almost orchestral heft, and crawling toward the light of comprehensibly shaped, ordered scoring without surrendering much in the way of timbral effects or surprising rhetorical turns.
Having a gift for narrative and an eye for the revelatory incident, novelists excel at swiftly but comprehensibly guiding us through the high points of an artist's life.
