"comprehensive existence" is a valid phrase that is used in written English
It is often used to describe one of the many layers that makes up a person's or thing's existence. For example, "He had a comprehensive existence that included his career, family, and hobbies."
Once every three years, Accenture joins forces with the United Nations Global Compact (UNGC) to conduct the most comprehensive global study in existence on corporate views on sustainability.
But today, I stumbled upon what may be the finest dataset in existence: a comprehensive database of incidents where squirrels and other critters have knocked out part of the power grid.
The movie is based on a memoir by Holmes, the lead actress, and makes the characters seem both utterly authentic and particular yet universal in scope, turning the day-to-day, moment-to-moment, hand-to-mouth, and needle-to-arm economy of the addict's life into a comprehensive, ambient drama of existence itself.
The existence of comprehensive information on total costs to society (including parental burden) would help to make decisions on a broader basis.
This paper describes general measurement and modeling strategies for developing structure-property relationships and suggests how the existence of comprehensive materials data repositories and scientific modeling tools could revolutionize concrete materials design, including design for service life.
This comprehensive study reveals the existence of a strong instability in the loading that results from changes in sand particle reflection during dynamic evolution of the panel's surface topology.
Although there are known issues in OBIS with regards to taxonomic completeness, geographical biases, and biogeographic accuracy [7], [17], it remains the most complete and comprehensive data repository in existence on the distribution of marine taxa.
To the best of our knowledge, this lung-focused Cell Proliferation Network provides the most comprehensive connectivity map in existence of the molecular mechanisms regulating cell proliferation in the lung.
In Region A, the Shared Goals and Vision dimension is characterized by the existence of comprehensive common goals centred on client needs.
Assembling ESTs from the organism of interest to serve as a reference requires the existence of comprehensive EST information, and researchers may lose tissue-specific information.
