"comprehensive spectra" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to describe a wide variety of elements or information. For example: "The report provides a comprehensive spectra of data on the subject."
At the stall of the Duro-Test Corp. it was explained that a newly perfected fluorescent tube emitted such a comprehensive spectrum of color that it could actually make red lipstick look red.
The movie is, moreover, a crucial reminder that photography and filmmaking don't start or end with what's happening in front of the lens: images are full-circle creations that arise from the comprehensive spectrum of influence and activity that directors and photographers create offscreen, and of which the small angle of the image is a mere slice or symbol.
See Thomsen (2009a) for an analysis of differences in employability between unemployed persons and welfare recipients in Germany considering a comprehensive spectrum of socio-demographic information.
The fuPCR, targeting the internal transcribed spacer region 2 (ITS2) of rDNA region, is comprised of seven multiplex reactions, which were shown to be specific and sensitive for a comprehensive spectrum of clinically relevant fungal species.
The experimental program was designed to include the full range of possible failure modes and covers a comprehensive spectrum of geometries, including commercially available sections which fall outside the CIDECT limits in terms of wall slenderness ratios.
To our knowledge, a comprehensive spectrum of the regional pollen flora has yet been analysed in three studies, namely in Clot (2003, 25 plant taxa), Damialis et al. (2007, 16 plant taxa) and Cristofori et al. (2010, 63 plant taxa), respectively.
In conclusion, the current study demonstrates that HB-EGF KO mice exhibited the behavioral abnormalities reflected in a comprehensive spectrum of psychomotor and cognitive dysfunctions, similar to many psychiatric disorders.
Taken together, the results from the present study indicate that HB-EGF KO mice present with a comprehensive spectrum of psychomotor and cognitive dysfunctions, all of which are characteristic of rodent models of psychiatric disorders, such as schizophrenia.
A comprehensive spectrum of dental services, including primary, secondary care and tertiary care, is offered by the Public Dental Services in hospitals.
Referred to as the Wichita Clinical study, this investigation included a highly comprehensive spectrum of detailed clinical and laboratory measures and PBMC expression profiles for 20,000 genes.
