"comprehensively recorded" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when talking about an event or data that has been thoroughly documented. For example, "This event was comprehensively recorded in the company's records."
Alex's life, too, is comprehensively recorded.
But beyond that, our movements through the modern world are so comprehensively recorded that it must be getting harder to commit crime.
The animals were managed in a similar way to commercial hill sheep but were comprehensively recorded [19].
Anthropometric measures were less comprehensively recorded than other variables.
29, 30 Storage conditions at the time of collection were not comprehensively recorded.
In addition, comorbid conditions are not comprehensively recorded in these data sets and so it is not possible to assess the potentially important impact of these conditions [ 48].
The federal government does not comprehensively record how many people are killed by police annually and depends on voluntary reporting from police departments.
In the past, a human would have to watch the video feed to identify people, making it impossible to comprehensively record everyone's movements.
In such a contradictory situation, the vast majority of village doctors chose to not use the EHR to comprehensively record basic medical services.
Additionally, it comprehensively records a wide range of clinically relevant subgroups to carry out the most detailed exploration of potential heterogeneity than previously reported.
While we cannot comprehensively record information about the thousands of mutant alleles that are available, we make an effort to capture representative alleles reported in each study.
