The phrase "a model of thoroughness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that exemplifies a high standard of thoroughness or attention to detail.
Example: "Her research paper was a model of thoroughness, covering every aspect of the topic with precision."
Alternatives: "an example of meticulousness" or "a paragon of diligence."
Gabler takes more than eight hundred pages to tell and note his tale, which sounds excessive, but then Disney himself was a model of unflagging thoroughness, and, as Thumper would say, if you can't do nice annotations, then don't do nuthin' at all.
Google actually celebrates its hiring process, as if its ruthless inefficiency and interminable duration were a sure proof of thoroughness, a badge of honor.
"She definitely has the same sensibilities as us, but she adds a level of thoroughness I don't think we quite had before.
Krosnick described optimizing and satisficing as two ends of a continuum of thoroughness of the response process [ 18, 29].
The Epagogix reports are always written by Copaken, and they are models of lawyerly thoroughness.
As Mr. Brooks himself has observed in the past, this president and the people with whom he's surrounded himself are the very model of diligence, analytical thoroughness and attention to detail.
By the time they leave, they are expected to be able to summarise tasks, and how to solve them, in English as well as in German.As countries vie to improve their training and increase their productivity, the thoroughness of the Siemens approach is a model for many.
His level of thoroughness, a result of his years of rigorous scientific training, is also hard to surpass".
As some students stated, this model helped them to improve their learning despite its grade of thoroughness: "Even though it is a very demanding course, our teacher was very fair in her assessments; the fact of being continuously assessed makes you have to work harder and consequently learn more" (Student 1).
Max Egremont has integrated these into an account which has the benefits of thoroughness without the disadvantages of excessive detail.
