The phrase "a more thorough sample" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for a more detailed or comprehensive example or representation of something.
Example: "To ensure accurate results, we need to collect a more thorough sample of the data before proceeding with the analysis."
Alternatives: "a more detailed sample" or "a more comprehensive sample".
It will also require a more thorough sampling of respected thinkers like Tariq Ali and rather less of lightning rods like G. Edward Griffin (whose signature work about the Federal Reserve, "The Creature From Jekyll Island," has been debunked).
These should include a more thorough sampling of restaurants, the systematic analysis of food intoxication samples and an evaluation of the level of cereulide contamination during household food preparation and preservation.
Due to this, it is possible that a combination of Anton's and Folding@home's simulation methods would provide a more thorough sampling of this space.
By occupying 58 (27 at Saba Bank) ichthyocide stations covering a broader diversity of ecological habitats, the BIRNM study appears to have obtained a more thorough sampling of the resident species.
However, these questions could have been answered more precisely by a more thorough sampling with more comprehensive statistical analysis, but it should be noticed that the main aim of the present study is to point out the practical value of the proposed MOTU approach rather than answering the ecological questions per se.
As we did not sample all the families of Nepomorpha, a more thorough sampling of taxa is needed to adequately resolve the family relationships within Nepomorpha.
A more thorough sampling of sardine at North Atlantic locations would be mandatory to further test the validity of the two subspecies using microsatellite allele frequency data.
While a more thorough sampling strategy is required, we found one trait in the microvillar collar that may differ between treatment and control sponges.
Because the germplasm of elite full blood animals is the foundation of seed stock and commercial cattle in the U.S., it represents a more thorough sampling of U.S. bovine germplasm than a random sample.
Finally, due to the temporal heterogeneity of FTV, and the fact that focal FTV cannot be identified grossly, a more thorough sampling of the placental disc is warranted in the setting of stillbirth, particularly if cord accident is suspected.
