"comprehensively incorporates" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a situation in which all elements necessary for a complete understanding of a situation have been included. For example, "The report comprehensively incorporates all of the data necessary for a thorough understanding of the issue."
We postulate that we must find ways to comprehensively incorporate the spatial and temporal scope of our actions, their (unintended) effects, and the opportunities that they offer for decision-making processes.
When INGARD® was grown, the focus for resistance testing was on H. armigera but in 2004/2005 H. punctigera was comprehensively incorporated into the program upon detecting an allele conferring resistance to Cry2Ab.
The most effective strategy would follow that of the CONSORT statement with the extension for harms comprehensively incorporated in journal requirements along with clear instructions to peer reviewers for guidelines of acceptance.
Therefore, it is evident that appropriate bioinformatics techniques and statistical methods need to be developed so that researchers have the opportunity to comprehensively incorporate the complex networks of various relationships (e.g. gene-environment, gene-drug, gene-gender, gene-age, cis- or trans- regulators) that affect complex traits.
Second, by only projecting to 2015 we minimize the bias in our models caused by our present inability to more comprehensively incorporate impacts of climate change and other dynamic feedback effects (see below).
By projecting LULC change and associated impacts on ecosystem service delivery to 2015 we minimize the bias in our models caused by our present inability to more comprehensively incorporate impacts of climate change and other dynamic feedback effects.
This has now been incorporated in comprehensively revised and updated guidance recently released by the MRC (www.mrc.ac.uk/complexinterventionsguidance).
To build on the NRC document, the U.S. EPA established an internal, cross-agency workgroup that produced The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Strategic Plan for Evaluating the Toxicity of Chemicals (U.S. EPA 2009) to provide a framework for EPA to comprehensively move forward to incorporate this new scientific paradigm into future toxicity testing and risk assessment practices.
We have developed a novel, computer-assisted operation method for THA following the concept of "femur first"/"combined anteversion", which incorporates various aspects of performing a functional optimization of the cup position, and comprehensively addresses range of motion (ROM) as well as cup containment and alignment parameters.
It incorporates 1950s influences.
