The phrase "a thorough vetting of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of carefully examining or evaluating something, often in the context of hiring, security checks, or assessments.
Example: "Before making a final decision, we need to conduct a thorough vetting of all the candidates."
Alternatives: "a comprehensive review of" or "an in-depth examination of".
But blocking Bishop Krenn does not appear to have been accompanied by a thorough vetting of Cardinal Groër, who was already under suspicion within his own abbey of sexually abusing minors and young men.
Saber relied on a partially automated tool to render the game's cinematics, but did not do a thorough vetting of the results until after the game had reached the alpha stage of its release cycle.
What about a thorough vetting of all oversight matters by authorization committees, including the Foreign Relations subcommittee on International Development chaired by Senator Menendez (that has not scheduled a hearing on the subject since he took over as chair in January 2007), the Senate Finance Committee and indeed, Senator Bayh's own Banking subcommittee on International Trade and Finance.
"A thorough vetting of Judge Kavanaugh's body of work will be critical for the Senate to fulfill its shared responsibility — which I take very seriously," Sen. Doug Jones of Alabama, one of several Democratic lawmakers from red states, said on Twitter.
Pressman went through a thorough vetting process of Leone and Sequoia, and wasn't sure if she even wanted to raise money.
In the interim, a more short-term approach, at least for occupational exposures, would be a more thorough vetting of the attributes, interferences, and complexities associated with urinary 1-nitropyrene measurements.
The American people would have benefited from a more thorough vetting of some of those already serving on important courts.
Indeed, some commenters are calling for a more thorough vetting of racial justice activists.
Under a compromise, the sentencing commission agreed to delay the releases until late this year, permitting a more thorough vetting of each case.
"I will conduct a careful, thorough vetting of the President's nominee to the Supreme Court, as I have done with the five previous Supreme Court Justices whom I have considered," she said late Monday.
His candidacy was too short to allow a thorough vetting, but there was time for him to explain some elements of his record as Minnesota governor.
