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The phrase "for more comprehensive" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to indicate that a more thorough or detailed explanation is needed. For example: "We discussed the project's timeline, but for more comprehensive coverage, we'll have to revisit the details next week."
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For more comprehensive protection, your parents may need to add personal possessions cover to their policy.
Different bills calling for more comprehensive Fed audits already have widespread support in the House and Senate.
Will they be grateful for more comprehensive coverage, even though it's being forced on them and has higher premiums attached?
Activists called for more comprehensive reforms, arguing that the laws and the support system for children should be better integrated.
For customers like school districts who paid for more comprehensive packages, the site offered the option of full-session encryption.
He calls for more comprehensive preschool programs, but admits these would not transform the inner-city environment, which is the root of the problem.
Their explorations of various options, Mr. Pollack said, "augur well for more comprehensive action, either by additional states or by the federal government".
In supporting the Senate bill, Senator Edward M. Kennedy, Democrat of Massachusetts, made clear that it was only a down payment, a foundation for more comprehensive drug benefits.
Mr. Jorgensen, 45, also wants better financing for schools in the district, and he stresses the need for more comprehensive campaign-finance reform.
For more comprehensive analysis HXR data from the Yohkoh/HXT has been incorporated.
Look for more comprehensive data about the Location War over the next few days.
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