"more comprehensive form" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to something more complete or thorough than before. For example: "The new policy takes a more comprehensive form, addressing a variety of issues all at once."
Perhaps a grander, more comprehensive form of coordination is in order.
The old rules required a longer, more comprehensive form whenever a company stored or discharged as little as 500 pounds.
The document says that the Soviet military has amassed missles, "as a more comprehensive form of deterrence, rather than as an expression of the belief that they could 'win' a nuclear war".... "In fact," the chiefs confess, "the world is changing; Soviet strategy & its objectivesmay be in transition".
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.
Therefore, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration FDAA) has recommended that objective indicators combined with PROs be considered a more comprehensive form of outcome evaluation since 2006 [ 6].
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.
Communicating research findings to a non-scientific audience requires more comprehensive forms of communication, and might not be rewarded by the scientific community.
Aaron Shmulewitz, a Manhattan co-op lawyer, said that the new alteration agreement is more comprehensive than the form now used by many co-ops and their lawyers.
To obtain more comprehensive information, some form of active patient surveillance has been used.
There was also an optional, more comprehensive case-report form to complete, developed by experts of the SATI's Respiratory Committee for recording certain pre-specified variables throughout ICU stay, which included mechanical ventilation (MV), respiratory mechanics, oxygenation, blood chemistry and organ failure variables.
Our long-run strategies will have to take more comprehensive and constructive forms.
