The phrase "a thorough development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the comprehensive growth or progress of a project, idea, or concept.
Example: "The report outlines a thorough development of the new software features that will enhance user experience."
Alternatives: "an in-depth development" or "a comprehensive development".
This paper presents the results and conclusions regarding the optimisation of the charge obtained throughout a thorough development study performed with a reversible water-to-water heat pump using propane as refrigerant.
Its complexity (incorporation of feedback loops between nature and society, and vice versa), its specific model requirements (coupling GHMs with economic welfare models, partial-equilibrium models or agent-based models) and its specific information needs (behavioural economics) require a thorough development of our global modelling principles and involve extensive research.
Based on a thorough development process, a questionnaire on subjective quality of life in schizophrenia, the QLiS, has been made available.
Furthermore, the questionnaire underwent a thorough development process (lasting 6 months) to ensure that its content, structure and the formulation and wording of the individual questions would work well for the respondents.
I think the narrative would have been enriched by a more thorough development of Felipe as a character.
Offering a robust and thorough development and training program will entice these employees to your company.
1 Thorough development, including a field-testing or piloting phase, can also prevent unwarranted full-scale evaluation, which can be costly and time-consuming.
Its safety was established in a thorough clinical development program.
We choose a thorough, stepwise development process (literature search; interactive workshop; focus group discussion; pilot testing) that included experts from the health care system and experienced general practitioners.
Nevertheless, concurrent with the roadmap [ 23], thorough development from the start of an online intervention is inevitable for proper use and effects of eHealth in general, and also of blended care.
Careful and thorough development of the ACOVE indicators and a reasonable similarity in the clinical practices of geriatric medicine among the US, the UK and Canada may be the reason for this and for the high level of agreement for PQIs related to safety and effectiveness.
