The phrase "a sound description" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a description that is reliable, well-founded, or logically coherent.
Example: "The report provided a sound description of the project's objectives and outcomes."
Alternatives: "a solid description" or "a reliable description".
To address this issue, a sound description of the fracturing pattern is required.
The calculated short-range order parameters of the solid solution are in full agreement with experimental values and thus confirm that the BOS model provides a sound description of configurational energies.
This is a well written article with a sound description of the Structure-Activity Relationship (SAR) Matrix (SARM) methodology.
In addition, each element of the research proposal must be backed up with a sound description of the research methods proposed.
It was also obvious that without a systematic, planned simulation design as outlined above, there could be no hope of achieving a sound description and classification of the pattern and reveal their relation to variations in parameter values.
While our model provides a sound description of the initiation of DNA replication, a number of aspects of the network remain unresolved: for example, the kinetics of MCM loading, the mechanism by which CDK phosphorylates ORC, and the details of the association of the GINS complex, Sld2, and Sld3.
In this way, we identify a meshing protocol, which can be adopted to properly describe surface reactivity in packed bed reactors along with a concomitant sound description of pressure drops and heat transfer.
On the other side, it allows for the rational derivation of parameters, which are related to a detailed and sound description of the governing phenomena.
Considering environmental sounds in a more general sense may again reveal other categories that would also need to be taken into consideration when building an overall environmental sound description structure, in terms of either definition or automatic description.
Definition: does the product meet the criteria of an acceptable, scientifically sound description or definition (these are still evolving) of what can be considered a nanomedicine (certain size constraints as well as unique function)?
The expert panel recognizes these disparities and their rationale, and recommends the implementation of a standardized and common nomenclature for an objective and scientifically sound description of the screening test panel being offered and the reporting of results.
