"comprehensive effect" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that has a far-reaching and broad impact. For example, "The comprehensive effect of the new policy was to reduce emissions by 30 percent."
The compaction of RCC results from the comprehensive effect of all compaction parameters.
Lastly, a thermal enhanced factor is used to evaluate the comprehensive effect of flow friction and heat transfer.
In this study, a comprehensive effect of particle loading and optimised process parameter on the developed zinc electrolyte was presented.
In this respect Seven's multi-channel, multi-platform approach – which the BBC displayed to even more comprehensive effect during London 2012, as those who know their way around a VPN discovered – comes close to satisfying our desires.
The simulation results illustrate that the unified carbon price policy will exert a comprehensive effect on China in various perspectives that we discussed in this paper.
TGFβ/Smad pathway is a representative and well known to participate in fibroplasia, however, its comprehensive effect on wound healing is controversial.
Our findings support the ongoing development of bioanalytical tools for (i) compiling comprehensive effect-based batteries for water quality assessment, (ii) designing tailored surveillance methods to safeguard specific water uses, and (iii) devising strategies for effect-based diagnosis of complex contamination.
Each objective contributes to scheduling comprehensive effects.
The development of large-scale projects has comprehensive effects on economic, social, and environmental sustainability.
These partial plots may not represent the comprehensive effects of each variable on the response, especially if strong interactions or correlations between predictor variables are present.
These are probably the comprehensive effects of SLE with its multicomponent and multitarget natures, which are exactly the advantages of TCM formula.
