The phrase "limited comprehensiveness" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to something that is partially comprehensive or not fully comprehensive. Example: The study has some limitations due to its limited comprehensiveness, as it only focuses on a certain demographic and does not take into account other variables.
Although respondents represented heterogeneous groups in three provinces affected by autopsy and saturation was reached in each group, the confined study settings may have limited the comprehensiveness of the issues identified and the generalisation of the findings to other groups.
In such a dynamic environment, the hypothetical causal chain of outcomes adherence outcomes is debatable and limits comprehensiveness of the topic.
25 Moreover, several eligible studies used administrative databases, which further limits the comprehensiveness and quality of the data.
Unfortunately, many of these reviews have not taken a systematic approach, limiting their comprehensiveness and validity [ 33, 35, 40- 44].
Nurses increasingly have a major part in determining capacity and discussing issues of futility at the end of life and this omission limits the comprehensiveness of the book.
However, neither system is currently able to link to other providers' immunization data or provincial data sources, limiting the comprehensiveness of coverage assessments.
Other quality researchers have based their evaluation of usability and feasibility on abstraction from patient records [ 11, 14, 23, 25], thereby automatically limiting the comprehensiveness of an indicator set.
However, they are limited somewhat in comprehensiveness and do not provide descriptions and critiques of each individual study that could be helpful to an exercise or health outcomes researcher who wishes to extend the scope of knowledge in the area.
The new dating sites are also limited by the quality and comprehensiveness of the information their users have shared on Facebook.
This runs counter to previous findings on sourcing health effectiveness studies where additional searches designed to increase a review's comprehensiveness have been limited in use because of the low quality of the research found [ 25].
