The phrase "comprehensive news" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you could use the phrase in a sentence like this: "I always read the newspaper for comprehensive news on current events."
It takes a conservative, middle-class approach to comprehensive news coverage.
For them, V.O.A. is a reliable source of comprehensive news and information about the United States, the world and their own countries.
The miracle is that they don't make more mistakes, given the complexity of creating a daily, comprehensive news report on two platforms, the printed page and the Internet.
Aside from its comprehensive news coverage, which included serious articles on domestic and foreign politics, it ran reviews of theatres, music, books and journals.
The trouble with this era of comprehensive news coverage is that it's getting increasingly difficult to be adventurous, unless, like Sir Francis Chichester, one is prepared to go to extraordinary, and even perilous, lengths.
Those of us old enough to recall the comprehensive news coverage of the Telegraph in the 1950s and 60s will wonder, yet again, whether it means a diminution in the number of stories carried by the paper.
Central to the company's success was the Bloomberg computer terminal, a comprehensive financial news and information source.
If you can't make it to London, don't worry - we'll have comprehensive interviews, news stories and roundups of the action.
But how do you do that if your stock-in trade is comprehensive general news coverage and the BBC, spending £145m, intends to deliver it on the web without extra charge?
The consequence of a decade's worth of indiscriminate demonization of Arabs in America — and of the low quotient of comprehensive adult news coverage that might have helped counter it — is the steady rise in Islamophobia.
Comprehensive football news, analysis, live scores, match stats and the gossip column.
