The phrase "a thorough orientation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a comprehensive introduction or training process for new employees or participants in a program.
Example: "Before starting the project, all new hires will undergo a thorough orientation to familiarize them with company policies and procedures."
Alternatives: "a comprehensive introduction" or "an extensive briefing".
Our data show that both agile talent and their client organizations miss critical opportunities to provide a thorough orientation to the work and its importance.
Cynthia, the English manager, gave us a thorough orientation of the area -- the town had enough shops and restaurants to keep us occupied -- and we set out for a walk, discovering an old water wheel, then ducking inside an abandoned house during a rainstorm.
Case reports were prepared by the first author which provided a thorough orientation to the health post context, including the physical conditions, the background and characteristics of the ANs and the supervisor, community involvement with the health post, as well as impressions of performance based in activities reflected in the register and observations.
Rural AH professionals with a strong motivation to 'make a difference' may need to be equipped with skills to be able to manage the emotional stress of being unable to meet clinical demand [ 33] by use of a thorough orientation on arrival and strong mentorship for those who are geographically isolated or new to rural practice [ 28, 34].
"These nurses have been recruited from all over the country," he said in a statement, adding that the replacement nurses had met New Jersey licensing requirements, and were experienced "in the specialty and subspecialty services that the hospital offers and have also undergone a thorough hospital orientation".
(2) Thorough orientation: participants will receive detailed information about the rationale and potential benefits of the programme.
Hence, the needs and expectations of patients and clients are now being viewed as the starting point in a thorough re-orientation of roles, tasks, operational processes, organizational structures, and inter-organizational cooperation in the promotion of a demand-based approach [ 2].
These volunteers all completed a thorough assessment of their social orientation: Do you like being unique?
In fact, it is impossible to meaningfully connect the song system at the level of hindbrain motoneurons to the syrinx without a thorough understanding of the number, orientation and function of syringeal muscles.
This article describes a step-by-step surgical technique designed to maximize patient safety, as well as surgeon orientation, and achieve a thorough neurolysis.
A thorough evaluation conducted at the end of the 2002 orientation suggested that the message was received early in the academic year by the majority of students in the new curriculum.
