The phrase "a thousand details" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the multitude or complexity of details involved in a situation or task.
Example: "The project was overwhelming, with a thousand details to consider before the final presentation."
Alternatives: "countless details" or "numerous details".
He does so with a thousand details, which add to the lyrical realism of the novel.
After a thousand details, thousands of lovely sentences, we have this one: "They sing in their heads a song they mustn't sing, and wonder who it is who doesn't want them".
How many writers have been able to take a place and weave a thousand details and feelings and moments into a single near-definitive portrait, which almost seems to stand outside of time?
But now the religious history of the last two centuries before our era has been illuminated by new light; a thousand details in the writings of this period now become intelligible, emerging at last from chaos".
For Hartley, the realities of his new responsibility will kick in soon enough: he can expect a very hard week in training – "his butt will be hanging on the ground by Friday," Jones promised – and there will be a thousand details to nail down off the field.
Of course, television production also requires careful attention to a thousand details, from the budget and physical production to editing and music supervision, and Steven attended to them all with a kind of effortless productivity — a focussed, unflappable grace that set the tone for the entire show.
Harry had a hundred details to delve into.
"We were enamored by the idea of having a stoop and a backyard and a hundred details that are authentic and original to the house," Ms. Del Castillo said.
In my business there are a million details to pay attention to – you get slightly obsessed with getting them all right.
As I came through the door on State Street, into the hot stillness of the house, right away I saw a million details of my life as it had been three and a half months earlier.
