'comprehensive contract' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe a contract that is thorough and detailed. For example: "The company signed a comprehensive contract with its supplier to ensure that all terms and conditions were fully understood."
Some members, especially those who joined in 2004, demanded a more comprehensive contract but the committee hopes that the one we negotiated will improve levels of service, which have been lagging.
Set up as a comprehensive contract in most parts of the world, automobile insurance covers liability, collision loss of the vehicle, all other types of loss (called comprehensive loss), and medical expenses incurred by the driver, passengers, and other persons.
Wealth creation needs basic legal mechanisms such as well-defined private property rights and comprehensive contract and corporate laws.
Members are expected to work on producing a comprehensive contract proposal that will be presented to Big Ten Network for negotiation.
Assuming a comprehensive contract costing 6% of the cost of the system the resulting cost per women screened is £0.14, £0.15 and £0.22 in high, average and low volume sites respectively.
A GP may hold a comprehensive insurance contract plus a PHE contract or a PHE contract only.
We also support physical VM host servers under our regular Comprehensive Support contract.
This is the 10th time since the creation of the players' union in 1966 that spring training has arrived without a new, comprehensive labor contract in place.
Another common theft policy for business firms is a comprehensive crime contract covering employee dishonesty as well as losses on money and securities both inside and outside the premises, loss from counterfeit money or money orders, and loss from forgery.
Such temporary employment agencies cluster different services into one comprehensive labour contract as a corporate strategy of cost minimisation.
Those points were presented as more important than emphasizing processes and tools, comprehensive documentation, contract negotiation, and following previously-defined plans.
