The phrase "comprehensively use" is an accurate and valid phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is used in an extensive or thorough manner. For example, "The student was able to comprehensively use his knowledge of literature to complete the assignment."
The task of establishing a realistic mathematical model which is able to reliably predict a systems behavior is to comprehensively use the existing knowledge, e.g. in terms of experimental data, to adjust the models' structures and parameters.
7 However, each individual study may cover a small number of factors (a median of 7 factors considered per study with multivariate models according to Mantzavinis et al 7) and the authors of this review suggest that forthcoming studies should cover a large number of important factors comprehensively, use a large sample size, and adopt adequate multivariate modelling.
RED is the simplest queue management and comprehensively used in most routers.
These three dyes are comprehensively used in Iran's tanneries for leather dyeing and finishing.
Failure envelope method is comprehensively used in failure mode prediction of multi-bolt composite joints.
The glass-forming abilities of Fe78B22, Fe70Y6B24, Fe72Y6B22 and Fe72.5Y3.5B24 alloys were characterized comprehensively using ab initio molecular dynamics simulations.
Fibre beam elements were comprehensively used before to model the behaviour of different structural systems with great accuracy.
Resonant properties of short expansion chambers are studied comprehensively using a traditional analytical approach with simply refined equations.
The characteristics of corrosion orientations in the pipelines were studied comprehensively using simple statistics and results were discussed.
The proposed method is evaluated comprehensively using benchmark instances from six problem domains in the Hyper-heuristic Flexible Framework.
Presently, polyamide membranes are comprehensively used in the RO methods, because they provide better salt rejection and have high water permeation flux.
