The phrase "comprehensive introduction" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a thorough or complete introductory section of a paper or essay. For example, "This paper will begin with a comprehensive introduction describing the method and scope of the research".
Its collection of paintings and sculpture give a comprehensive introduction to Chinese modern art.
His books include The Remarkable Existentialists and Understanding Peace: A Comprehensive Introduction.
Swafford's book is intended not as a specialist study but as a comprehensive introduction to Beethoven's life and music.
The book is conceived of as a comprehensive introduction to these techniques, from the basic to the baroque.
This was a comprehensive introduction to the waterway, with a strong sense of its commanding beauty, sometimes terrible dangers, and contested ownership of the land that fringes it.
"The Red Book" includes a facsimile of every page of the original, followed by a comprehensive introduction by Shamdasani and the full translation of Jung's handwritten text.
For its part, the society says that the visitor center will provide a more comfortable welcome and a more comprehensive introduction to Newport's other 10 mansions.
Other schools ought to consider a full first-year deals course, which could also provide a more comprehensive introduction to accounting and finance.
Those after a comprehensive introduction to Argentine wines have two options: dipping into one of 12 three-glass flights with back stories such as "Discovering Bubbles" and "A New Gem – Cabernet Franc", or bookingfor Tuesday's sommelier-led group tasting.
The long entry on Beethoven in The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians -- a collaboration between Dr. Tyson and Joseph Kerman -- was published separately as a book and offers a concise, comprehensive introduction to the composer and his work.
The foregoing discussion does not attempt to be a comprehensive introduction to even one influence on fashion; it merely tries to suggest some of the ways in which costume can be analyzed and interpreted.
