The phrase "a more detailed method" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a method that provides greater detail or specificity compared to another method.
Example: "In our research, we decided to implement a more detailed method to ensure accuracy in our findings."
Alternatives: "a more comprehensive approach" or "a more thorough technique."
Helix uses a more detailed method known as DNA sequencing, which yields about 100 times more information.
A more detailed method is proposed to quantify the observed characteristic changes in local stress distribution.
These fundamental limitations of a semiempirical method illustrate the need for a more detailed method to investigate the three-phase separation phenomena.
A more detailed method for steel frame should be considered for dyanmic loads for earthquake load earthquake load that incorporates the seismic design concept.
The IDAP is a more detailed method of assessment focusing the parchment folio, its specific areas and quantification of data (the methodology applied and results can be found in the original master's dissertation) [1].
We will include a more detailed method analysis in the next rounds.
6) A more detailed Methods section is required.
As part of a controversial teacher merit-pay law adopted by the Florida Legislature last year, half of a teacher's evaluation is now based on student test score data, and the other half on a new, more detailed method of observing teachers in action.
The aim was to propose a new and more detailed method for describing the complex powder rheology inside an high shear mixer using impeller torque, current consumption and particle image velocimetry (PIV) analysis.
More detailed method descriptions are given in Additional file 1.
We then discuss several major use cases: complete coverage, bug hunting, and exploring designs, as well as providing a brief discussion of more detailed methods used in typical industrial design and validation flows.
