The phrase "comprehensive meaning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the full or complete interpretation of a concept, term, or text.
Example: "The comprehensive meaning of the term 'sustainability' encompasses environmental, social, and economic dimensions."
Alternatives: "thorough understanding" or "complete interpretation."
But he initially suggests a more comprehensive meaning for economics.
Consequently, renouncing the possibility of a philosophy of nature or of history, Croce formulated a development of so-called "distinct grades" according to the spiritual forms of art, of philosophy, of economics, and of ethics and contended that the comprehensive meaning of the development of the Spirit is given by history "as thought and as action" and a realization of freedom.
Under the multiple conceptual frameworks, it seems to be arduous to reach a comprehensive meaning of the subject considering paramount complexities underlying it.
Citizenship behavior, which can be associated with characteristics such as cooperation, voluntarism, initiative, participation, commitment and organizational defense, can be understood as a homogeneous construct reflecting a more comprehensive meaning of what an organizational citizen is.
The comprehensive meaning given to the word 'brother' in African cultures is intended, indeed, to lift people up from the purely biologically determined blood relation level onto the human level, the level where the essence of humanity is held as transcending the contingencies of human biology, race, ethnicity, or culture.
Post-cardiac arrest syndrome resembles multiorgan failure or septic shock but with a more comprehensive meaning.
From the KNHANES IV database, we collected information on various factors related to quality of care indicators for bone health, which has comprehensive meanings for improving bone health, including not only behaviors but also other measureable factors, and these were divided into three groups: health behaviors, measured factors, and nutritional factors.
First, he contends that marriage is a uniquely "comprehensive" union, meaning that it is shared at several different levels at once — emotional, spiritual and bodily.
But they would accept instead what they call a "comprehensive" policy, meaning laxer rules on renewable fuels, and a change in the Jones Act.
Given such circumstances, I think the expression 'Korean' is more multi-layered and comprehensive in meaning".
"They have shown a willingness to accept some kind of guest worker programs as the price of admission to comprehensive reform, meaning the participation of the business community".
