This phrase is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a level of understanding about a subject which is very thorough and complete. For example, "The delegate had a comprehensive literacy of economics which gave them an advantage during the negotiations."
At her party's spring conference she said Plaid would introduce a "comprehensive" literacy and numeracy programme to improve standards.
She promised a "comprehensive" literacy and numeracy programme to improve standards if a Plaid Cymru Welsh government is elected at the next assembly election in 2016.
A Plaid Cymru government would introduce a comprehensive literacy and numeracy programme with early intervention to specifically target boys, she said.
The motivation, Dua tells us, is to create a "comprehensive literacy program" for the iPad, where kids are not just memorizing words by sight as their parents read to them at bedtime, for example, but actually learning the sounds of the words as they go.
For Fiscal Year 2011, there was no direct federal funding for literacy -- no funding for school libraries, no funding for book distribution such as through Reading is Fundamental and Reach Out and Read, and no funding to support comprehensive literacy instruction at the state and local levels.
It has excellent test-retest reliability and is highly correlated with comprehensive literacy measures such as the Wide Range Achievement Test-Revised and tests of functional HL such as the Test of Functional Health Literacy in Adults [ 19, 21, 22].
Comprehensive health literacy seems to be of greater importance in that context than functional health literacy.
The idea is to create hub libraries with comprehensive services — literacy training, homework help, job search assistance — and to tailor programs at satellite branches to meet the needs of specific neighborhoods.
"The LEARN Act would put in place a new comprehensive federal literacy program," she said.
The money management tutorials are pretty basic and do not replace a more comprehensive financial literacy program, but are visually appealing and easy to navigate.
Sen. Tom Harkin (D-Iowa) painted a picture of the problem cash-strapped states face in funding education: He noted that in 2011, a continuing Obama resolution eliminated 37 education programs, including the only comprehensive federal literacy program.
