The phrase "a more extensive version" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a detailed or expanded form of something, such as a document, report, or explanation.
Example: "The article provided a more extensive version of the research findings, including additional data and analysis."
Alternatives: "a more detailed version" or "a more comprehensive version."
See all the wild strawberries!" A door led into a sort of side garage full of shelves: his root room, which was a more extensive version of the dining-room display table — Mason jars of flour, oil, vinegar, and sap, bowls of wild seeds, wine boxes of soil with sprouting potatoes and rutabagas.
Considering that, I felt obliged to give you guys a more extensive version of the interview I had with him.
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A more extensive version is available, see Additional file 1.
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Shortly after AMREE, Charlie Houston led a grant bid to the National Institutes of Health for funding for 'Operation Everest II', a longer, more extensive version of his pioneering barometric chamber work in the 1940s; after initial difficulties the project received funding in 1985.
More extensive versions of the "flagship collections," such as a compilation of the Supreme Court's most significant rulings, are for sale on CD-ROM via the LII.
Future research efforts should also focus on assessing test-retest reliability in a larger sample to obtain more precise estimates, identifying a subset of items that performs as well as this 80-item version, a more extensive analysis of construct validity, evaluation of a self-administered version, and assessment of responsiveness to change.
"We're going to make a second version, a more extensive, updated 'Hell,' " Dinos said.
For a more extensive description of the SISO version of the vehicular emulator design and its characteristics, see references [4, 14].
