The part of a sentence 'in terms of comprehensiveness' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to the overall degree of coverage or detail in a given situation. For example, "This report is highly comprehensive in terms of comprehensiveness, covering all aspects of the subject in detail."
Specifically, this study aims at investigating the characteristics, standards of design and production models, the efficiency of medium and instructional materials of each company and institution in terms of comprehensiveness, dimensions, veracity, precision, and finally in terms of being user- friendly.
In terms of comprehensiveness, microarray or DNA chip hybridization is extremely powerful.
The conclusion of a review of current forecasting methods was that they all show serious shortcomings in terms of comprehensiveness and accuracy of forecasts [ 8].
Our consultation was part of a scoping exercise with a limited timescale rather than an in-depth qualitative study or complete national survey and as such has inherent limitations in terms of comprehensiveness.
Although both were found to have advantages and limitations in terms of comprehensiveness, accessibility and ease of file management, we found acceptable discrepancies on aggregate numbers used for denominators that did not impact the computed participation rates.
Subsequently, we planned to evaluate how the new combined search filter performs in terms of comprehensiveness, finding all relevant studies and efficiency, in terms of optimising the ratio of relevant to non-relevant studies in the yield.
"In terms of its comprehensiveness and unblushing attention to detail, it is an expense claim that any MP, until this week at least, would have been proud of.
Without commenting on whether the latest draft was more or less restrictive, Mr. Bell said the guidelines "at first impression look to be done very, very well, certainly in terms of their comprehensiveness and ability to address contentious issues".
To the best of my knowledge, there is no system even close to structure elucidator in terms of coverage, comprehensiveness, usability and speed.
A stronger test would set undergraduate reviews alongside faculty reviews, and have faculty members rate the reviews in terms of the comprehensiveness of the critiques.1 Certainly such a test is a feasible future direction.
