The phrase "comprehensively explore" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to looking into something thoroughly or deeply. For example: "We need to comprehensively explore the economic impact of this policy before we make any decisions."
It is time to comprehensively explore the effects of educational blogs by considering the CMC tools.
Recent progress in the accumulation of pig genomic information has enabled us to comprehensively explore polymorphisms in pig genes.
Diversity and Inclusion for All seeks to comprehensively explore this most timely and relevant subject through panels and presentations by academic researchers and industry professionals.
To further comprehensively explore the roles of different urban green spaces in outdoor thermal comfort, high synchronicity among sites during investigation is important.
Here, we comprehensively explore how plant species diversity of grasslands in the species-rich cultural landscape of the Swiss Alps depends on recent land use changes, and, neglected in previous studies, on old cultural traditions.
The objectives of this study are to (1) comprehensively explore the academic SI literature, (2) propose an implementation-oriented conceptual framework, and (3) demonstrate its applicability for region-specific problem settings.
The dynamics of tree cover change have been comprehensively explored using remote sensing techniques for forest biomes1.
However, the precise molecular mechanism of the effects of the different AS products polysaccharide has not been comprehensively explored.
Panter-Downes alluded to the nation's despondency in the early years of Thatcher's reign, but Jane Kramer comprehensively explored it in her May , 1981 report from London.
Bone conduction communication devices have recently been introduced into several tactical organizations; however, the effectiveness of these devices has not been comprehensively explored.
There is still a lack of research comprehensively exploring the situational or cultural meanings of parents' decisions to face their stillborn infants.
