The phrase "comprehensive sweep" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a thorough examination or survey of something. Example: The students conducted a comprehensive sweep of the library to gather information for their research project.
So in the sheer comprehensive sweep of its subject matter, it is more a sermon than anything else.
That might not be an insuperable problem: a comprehensive sweep of the south may be enough to win power or at least to deprive Labour of its majority.
That month, Matheson wrote to Sackville-West: "Darling, I love you more than I can ever tell you … it's the most completely comprehensive sweep I ever dreamed of, all of me, in every sort of different way".
It was a big night for everyone - the Democrats have not achieved such a comprehensive sweep of New York's top political jobs since 1949 - but it was for Hillary that the room went thoroughly wild.
José Manuel Barroso, the commission president, had "instructed the competent commission services to proceed to a comprehensive … security sweep and check," a spokeswoman said.
The two will start first with a comprehensive 3D mapping sweep before moving on to other aspects of building the service to prepare a autonomous vehicle service for trials.
It's a comprehensive, hilarious, and impressive sweep of the history of whistling in music.
We show how the model enables comprehensive and time-efficient sweeps in parameter space to be conducted that determine the optimal multilayered filter configuration for a given filtration challenge, classified by the number of membrane layers, the change in pore size between each layer (filter taper angle), and the level of trans-pore interconnectivity between each layer.
This is a vision of great sweep and imagination: comprehensive, prophetic, evangelical.
Information at sweep 3 is less comprehensive, and little apart from examination achievement is directly relevant to the study of medicine as such.
BREAKING NEWS REPORTING THE LOS ANGELES TIMES The Pulitzer jury cited The Times for its "compelling and comprehensive" coverage of devastating wildfires that swept through swaths of Southern California last fall.
