The phrase "a much more in depth" is not entirely correct as it should be "a much more in-depth" with a hyphen.
You can use it when describing a deeper level of analysis or understanding on a particular topic.
Example: "The report provides a much more in-depth analysis of the market trends than previous studies."
Alternatives: "a significantly deeper" or "a far more thorough".
We'll be posting a much more in depth look of the service shortly.
Generally, ACSM demands a much more in depth understanding of human bodily function than most other programs.
Such a scenario would require a much more in depth analysis of the effect of a CgrA deletion at different time points in development, which is beyond the scope of this initial analysis of the CgrA regulon.
There is now a much more in depth discussion of inhibitory neuron cell types in the cat and what is known about their activity during locomotion and their potential contribution to flexor-extensor motor behaviors.
"To say anything about a particular cruise line or ship would require a much more in-depth evaluation".
We'll be taking the drone off for a much more in-depth review in the near future.
The combination of quantitative surveys with qualitative autopsy is likely to provide a much more in-depth analysis of determinants of vulnerability.
Darrell's got a much more in-depth look at the functionality, but let me just say that I dug the thing.
Clinical studies of suicidal patients usually include a much more in-depth evaluation of the patient's state of mind and collect more granular information about suicide risk factors and treatments prescribed (Mann et al. [1999]; Oquendo et al. [2005]).
Theranos target="_blank" href="https://www.theranos.com/news/posts/custom/theranos-facts">continued playing defense this morning with a much more in-depth post on what the company claims the news organization got wrong in two damning articles published last week.
"I certainly think that [95-100[95-100percentacy] is achievable, but it's going to require a much more in-depth understanding of the input".
