"developing a comprehensive strategy" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used in various contexts where the act of creating a detailed and thorough plan is being discussed. For example: 1. "The company is in the process of developing a comprehensive strategy to increase their market share." 2. "The government needs to prioritize developing a comprehensive strategy to address the issue of climate change." 3. "The team spent weeks brainstorming and researching before finally developing a comprehensive strategy for the upcoming project."
"We are developing a comprehensive strategy, and step by step we will stop these groups," Public Order Minister Michalis Chrysochoidis said in an interview.
That is why we are developing a comprehensive strategy looking at all the factors, including sugar consumption, that contribute to a child becoming overweight and obese.
In Yemen we are developing a comprehensive strategy that will look at the growth of terrorism, how people are recruited, funding and how to deal with it from an Islamic perspective, an economic one, and so on".
Perhaps, if the Bush administration had spent $1 trillion developing a comprehensive strategy for ensuring the safety of our ports, we would have no problem allowing any company in the world to own them.
But a Downing Street spokesman insisted: "The prime minister has been clear that there are more effective ways of tackling this issue than a sugar tax, which is why we are developing a comprehensive strategy looking at all the factors that contribute to a child becoming overweight".
The study points to the need for appropriate studies on the social and symbolic healing elements related to onsen landscapes, as well as the need for developing a comprehensive strategy for strengthening their culturally specific health management roles.
On March 7 , 2001 a senior administration official said, Ms. Rice assigned Mr. Clarke to develop a comprehensive strategy to eliminate Al Qaeda, not just roll it back.
She started a nonprofit, Impulse, and developed a comprehensive strategy to prevent child trafficking called the Meghalaya Model, which is being applied in eight Indian states.
My top five would be to: Develop a comprehensive strategy and action plan to create a Britain that is fit for our ageing society, together with a cabinet minister leading its implementation.
