The phrase "comprehensively about" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is done or discussed in a thorough and extensive manner. For example: - The report covers the topic comprehensively, providing detailed information about every aspect. - The speaker talked comprehensively about the current state of the economy and its potential impact on our industry. - To fully understand the issue, we need to think comprehensively about its causes and potential solutions. So, you can use the phrase "comprehensively about" when you want to emphasize that something is being discussed or done in a thorough and comprehensive manner.
So, wondering what he was thinking, and what he was in for, we asked James M. Dorsey, who writes comprehensively about soccer in the region on his blog, The Turbulent World of Middle East Soccer, a few questions about what Bradley can expect, and about some of the obstacles he'll have to overcome to keep the Pharaohs, a longtime African power, from coming apart at the seams.
Many writers of antiquity (such as Aristotle) attempted to write comprehensively about all human knowledge".
Indeed, it seems impossible to speak comprehensively about the output of genomics sequencing machines without the use (wittingly or unwittingly) of metaphors.
He was initially asked to assess the problems of two leading Swiss watch manufacturers, SSIH (Societé Suisse de l'Industrie Horlogère) and ASUAG (Allgemeine Schweizerische Uhrenindustrie AG), and he concluded that Swiss watch companies had become absorbed in the technology of producing watches rather than thinking comprehensively about what made a customer actually want to buy a watch.
I think that if policymakers were thinking much more comprehensively about childhood, we would create a much different system.
That's quite an admission from Rumi who wrote more comprehensively about love than perhaps any other human.
This includes the right of the future adult to be comprehensively informed about their condition and about all interventions carried out as well as the multidisciplinary health-care team's obligation to provide the appropriate information and maintain documentation.
This includes the right of the future adult to be comprehensively informed about their condition and about all interventions carried out as well as the health-care team's obligation to provide the appropriate information and maintain documentation.
In a three hour period, the SRC comprehensively cared for about six complex patients, two more than the physician would typically see when working without students: "The other piece obviously is that they are able to provide for a sample of our population, a really thorough and meaningful assessment and attention and follow up".
The fact that neither candidate opposing Clinton in the primaries had a word to say about any of this -- that they were comprehensively uninformed about the NATO action in Libya and its aftermath -- points to an enduring weakness in the disposition and political temper of almost all Democratic politicians of any note.
We comprehensively discuss about the effectiveness of incorporating a risk measure in a two-stage stochastic model.
