The phrase "comprehensive indices" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to detailed and complete lists or collections of information, often in the context of research, data analysis, or publications.
Example: "The report includes comprehensive indices that allow readers to easily navigate through the vast amount of data presented."
Alternatives: "detailed listings" or "extensive catalogs."
More powerful computers could create more comprehensive indices, but why not just use the naturally occurring structure of the web?
Lack of comprehensive indices to explain the discrepancy of different method is motivating to establish a framework in order to compare presented methods.
Lack of comprehensive indices to explain the discrepancy of different methods motivated us to establish a framework for comparing presented methods.
Based on these comprehensive indices, the optimal extrusion conditions for soybeans as a feedstuff can be determined with a single objective quadratic nonlinear programming method.
Taking into account the importance of these indices to the nutritional value of soybeans in animal feeding, we propose a set of comprehensive indices to evaluate extrusion efficiency using a fuzzy comprehensive evaluation method.
To ensure accurate monitoring of system dynamics and reliable detection of dangerous oscillations with noise-polluted WAMS measurements, several key signal-processing techniques are implemented, including delicate designing of prefilters, Prony analysis result correction, and comprehensive indices for stability evaluation.
More comprehensive indexes and indicators, for example, also measuring well-being and sustainability, are needed for a more holistic understanding of social welfare and progress (30).
Thus a need exists for a comprehensive index of socioeconomic status that is indicative of the Canadian population, which can be used for research involving environmental pollution and health outcomes.
Li Xiao et al. screened indicators of HL by Delphi method and constructed a comprehensive index of HL and four sub-indexes of health knowledge, health behavior, health belief and health skills [ 28, 29].
4. Oxford English Dictionary (1884-) Our greatest dictionary (I would say that) was planned as a comprehensive index of English, containing every word and meaning ever used.
John Kerry, America's secretary of state, released the 2014 TIP report, a comprehensive index of governmental anti-trafficking efforts.
