The phrase "a more detailed application" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an application that provides additional information or elaboration on a subject.
Example: "To improve your chances of acceptance, please submit a more detailed application that outlines your qualifications and experiences."
Alternatives: "a more comprehensive application" or "an expanded application".
Abbott then told the agency that it would soon file the more detailed application and studies to prove Synthroid's safety.
A basic requirement that work be allocated to the professional who can handle it most efficiently would go much further than other, more detailed application requirements.
Now, more detailed applications to a variety of paleontological hypotheses are appearing in the literature (Dudei and Stigall 2010; Myers and Lieberman 2011; Walls and Stigall 2011).
More detailed applications of regional pollutant modeling are conducted with photo-chemical models that incorporate detailed atmospheric chemistry processes on large scales.
A few hundred private scholarships will even require families to file the CSS/Financial Aid PROFILE form, a more detailed financial aid application than the Fafsa.
See the appendix for a more detailed examination and example application of the Kp/Ku metric.
A more detailed explanation of the application of simulated annealing to other genetic issues can be found, for example, in Fernández and Toro [ 30].
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This study represents a starting point that should be followed by a more detailed monitoring program and the application of a more complex numerical model of snow disposal sites, to allow optimization of their maintenance.
For a more detailed explanation of the development, application and limitations of these models, the reader is referred to a recent review [ 1].
