The phrase "a more thorough study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for a deeper or more detailed examination of a subject or topic.
Example: "In order to draw accurate conclusions, we must conduct a more thorough study of the data collected."
Alternatives: "a more comprehensive analysis" or "a deeper investigation".
A year later, a more thorough study confirmed the risk.
Thereafter, he made a more thorough study of Socialist writers.
He also ordered a more thorough study of traffic control operations than the review of staffing and work schedules that the agency had previously announced.
And it is equally hard to imagine that anyone will write a more thorough study of Gershwin's music anytime soon, if ever — or that anyone will feel the need to, now that Howard Pollack has had his say.
Jacob Vigdor, who teaches public policy at the University of Washington, is running a more thorough study of the effects of the wage increases, and plans to release the preliminary findings next month.
Now they have performed a more thorough study, and in doing so have shed a fascinating light on the intertwined history of the two species.In this section A cave man blinking in the light Silky circuits Bladder control The almost-winning addiction Efficient shapes ReprintsKissing cousinsThat history turns out to be more intertwined than many had previously believed.
It comes in the wake of a much more thorough study by Stephen Giovannoni's group (Thrash et al., Phylogenomic evidence for a common ancestor of mitochondria and the SAR11 clade, Scientific Reports Volume: 1, Article number: 13 DOI: doi 10.1038/srep00013) but taxon sampling is not the main problem with this paper.
A 1971 study saw evidence of menstrual synchrony, however, a recent and more thorough study deemed cycle synching "very unlikely".
Wright says that the discrepancy between our melatonin cycle and our sleep-wake cycle could account for our morning sleepiness an explanation Dijk calls "an interesting suggestion" that needs more thorough study.
The much higher estimate released this week reflects more thorough study of the other health and environmental costs of subsidising fossil fuels.
Since the 1990s, new discoveries and more thorough study of old specimens have shown that crests are far more widespread among pterosaurs than previously thought, due mainly to the fact that they were frequently extended by or composed completely of keratin, which does not fossilize as often as bone.
