The phrase "a close search" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a thorough or detailed examination of something, often in the context of looking for specific information or items.
Example: "After a close search of the documents, we finally found the missing report."
Alternatives: "a thorough search" or "a detailed search".
As you know, anti-war sentiment was widely prevalent among our armed forces both during and after service, and was certainly a factor in bringing the war to a close". By searching for virtue among its veterans, America finds some relief from its shame.
The optimum perturbation signal is found with a closest point search in a lattice.
Fans threw firecrackers and flares inside and outside the stadium and banned objects were brought into the grounds despite close searching, security officials said.
Even cockpit crews, who customarily keep their luggage with them on trips, have been subjected to close searches of carry-on baggage.
We shared the seas with humpbacks and orcas, while fulmars circled close, searching for scraps.
By then the war was drawing to a close and the search was beginning for those missing.
Friday's arrest brings to a close a long search for suspects behind the 1995 subway attack and a string of other acts of violence by the doomsday cult, Aum Shinrikyo, that terrified a public unaccustomed to violent crime or terrorism.
The discovery of Naegle's body draws to a close a dramatic search effort led by her husband and family members, but much of the circumstances around her death are shrouded in mystery.
But the result was a more helpful search, not to mention a closer relationship between search engine and customer, since the latter wouldn't need to click away from the search engine's page.
Looking closer, search ads, app ads, Gifts, and FBX will be critical to Facebook's Q4 2012 and beyond.
