The phrase "a detailed type" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific category or classification that has a lot of information or complexity associated with it.
Example: "In our research, we focused on a detailed type of analysis that provided deeper insights into the data."
Alternatives: "a comprehensive category" or "an elaborate kind".
A detailed typing analysis, including a picture of the PFGE profiles of these major epidemic strains, has been published (6 ) and describes the corresponding strain identification code as E6 for the surgical strain, E7 for the medical strain, and O9 for the Mynamaki strain.
And then there's perhaps my favourite book of a more detailed type which is called Dirt: The Erosion of Civilisation [by David R Montgomery].
The National Measurement Institute of Australia (NMIA) produced a more detailed type B uncertainty evaluation of the individual droplet volume measurement via the area equivalent diameter and estimated the relative expanded uncertainty of this measurement as 2.0%%.
The second document, dated April 1986, was "a much more detailed type of memorandum". Asked by the committee what was in it, Radzimski said: "I believe I recall reading again about the funds going to the contras.
Additional file 3 provides for each game identified through this review (irrespective of whether the corresponding paper was included or not) a detailed description (type, learning objectives, game objective, players, duration, equipment used, and rules) and the list of related publications.
He gives us a detailed, "CSI -type understanding of the investigative methods employed by the poliCSI -typee compunderstandingnics perfofmed by Salander.
The dynamic response of the VSC-HVDC model is assessed thoroughly; it is validated against the response of a detailed EMT-type model using Simulink®.
This approach for quantifying forest structure is robust in the sense that a detailed forest cover type map is not required to stratify analysis at any step in the process.
For all these reasons, we have not attempted a detailed analysis of type I PKS and NRPS genes in S. minutum.
