The phrase "comprehensive revisions" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a thorough or complete set of changes or updates made to a piece of writing or document. Example: The CEO requested comprehensive revisions to the company's annual report before it is presented to the board of directors.
The figures get revised again on an annual basis and, yet again, in periodic "comprehensive revisions," the latest of which was published last July.
In the absence of comprehensive revisions to federal immigration law, meanwhile, state governments will continue to move unilaterally on immigration issues.
The changes in the ethical guidelines — the first comprehensive revisions in more than 30 years — were prompted by a surge of health-related research and technological advances.
From the latest comprehensive revisions to the national accounts as well as the most recent estimates of growth in the first half of this year, we have learned that the recession was even deeper and the recovery even weaker than we had thought; indeed, aggregate output in the United States still has not returned to the level that it attained before the crisis.
"The last comprehensive revision was back in 1913," Mr. Scoppetta said.
Index on Censorship and English PEN's recommendations propose a comprehensive revision of libel law.
In addition to working on year-toyear changes, he was responsible for a comprehensive revision of the bylaws several years ago.
Caroline performed calculations for her brother's studies, discovered several comets on her own, and published a comprehensive revision of the star catalog.
A squabble over whether to encourage the involvement of workers in corporate management has at least temporarily derailed, and could even kill, efforts of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development to publish a comprehensive revision of its principles of corporate governance.
The November figures were the first update to the court-ordered property revaluation that was completed in 2002, the first comprehensive revision of the tax rolls in nearly 65 years.
The closed-door meetings came just five days before the House opens debate on the bill, which would make the most comprehensive revision in a quarter-century in how campaigns are paid for.
