The phrase "comprehensive reality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a complete or all-encompassing understanding of a situation or concept.
Example: "In order to address the issue effectively, we must consider the comprehensive reality of the circumstances surrounding it."
Alternatives: "holistic perspective" or "complete understanding."
The alternative to safe, comprehensive, reality-based education invites our children to seek information relevant to their future by random searches on the Internet.
He argued that, while aiming at providing a comprehensive view of reality, this 'new realism' restricts the place of mind and cuts it off from physical reality.
Reality: Comprehensive energy transitions take several generations.
Moreover, when we use a number of indicators individually, we cannot get any integrated and easily comprehensive picture of reality.
Moreover, a number of indicators when analyzed individually do not provide an integrated and easily comprehensive picture of reality" Narain et al. (2011).
Despite these clear and comprehensive guidelines, in reality, their practical application is not straightforward.
However, the application of a gender perspective in the analysis of analgesia prescription patterns added a contextual factor that conditions the treatment of pain, differentiating it from individual risk and therefore offering a dual, more comprehensive vision of reality.
This "beauty drain", as the newspaper Politico calls it, affects make-up artists, stylists and photographers as well as media companies and advertising agencies.The visas for models bill is still far from becoming reality, and comprehensive immigration reform is a distant dream.
Process philosophy is based on the premise that being is dynamic and that the dynamic nature of being should be the primary focus of any comprehensive philosophical account of reality and our place within it.
For the first time, the effects of temperature, pH, type of ionic species and bulk concentration are taken into account, and therefore, the conditions considered are more comprehensive and closer to reality than those of the available results in the literature.
Getting legislation approved to minimize the pain inflicted by co-op boards and their indifferent managing agents has about as much chance of getting to reality as comprehensive gun control.
