"in a comprehensive form" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is presented in a thorough and complete way. For example: "This report covers the issue of climate change in a comprehensive form."
Those impatient with the pace of change in the energy and environment sectors, for instance, can take heart from the fact that Prohibition seemed impossible only a handful of years before it passed and in a more comprehensive form than its supporters expected.
The qualitative part of the study concerning the data collection, note-taking, coding, and memoing was very close to the grounded theory model as described by Glaser [ 16], which is also described in a more comprehensive form by Dick [ 12].
A new "systems ethics" of part and whole, local and global, will assist the religions in articulating a more comprehensive form of environmental ethics from within their traditions.
Instead he was in favour of a universal comprehensive form of education in which the insights of Plato and Aristotle about the application of education to society is seen through to its logical conclusion; namely social transformation and revolutionary change.
Although emerging evidence suggests that CenteringPregnancy® improves outcomes when compared to standard prenatal care [ 28, 29, 42, 57], its effectiveness in comparison to a more comprehensive form of prenatal care and education has not yet been fully explored.
The way Marblar hopes to engineer this type of serendipity is deceptively simple: The authors of un-commercialised discoveries work with the Marblar team to post a listing of their invention — distilled in an accessible, yet comprehensive form — from which the crowd are tasked with drilling further into its capabilities and, in contest form, enter ideas for possible commercial uses.
In its most comprehensive form, an ecobehavioral assessment serves four purposes.
These tools improve visual analytics capabilities of SciVi enabling to validate solvers' or/and data sources' models in more comprehensive form and to reduce uncertainties due to the explicit representation of hidden features of data.
In comprehensive form the book presents the usage of a meanwhile well installed implant (DMS) for osteosynthesis technique in the peritrochanteric region.
