The phrase "among extensive" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that exists within a large or comprehensive group, but it lacks a noun to complete the thought.
Example: "The findings were among extensive research studies conducted over the past decade."
Alternatives: "within a wide range" or "amid extensive".
Below Barnard Castle the Tees meanders across a fertile clay plain to its estuary below Middlesbrough, where until the 19th century it entered the sea by shifting channels among extensive mudflats.
Abandonment causes a weakening of the social fabric among extensive farmers and pastoralists who are not represented in government decision-making.
Among extensive applications using physical and surface chemical properties of TiO2, the defects and the surface states of TiO2, which depend strongly on material preparation technologies, play an important role in its electrical, chemical, as well as optical properties.
Among extensive comparative studies between A. oryzae strains examining the productivity of hydrolases, amylases, proteases, and biosynthetic homologues of cyclopiazonic acid and aflatoxin, 7, 8, 30, 31, this represented the first genome-wide comparison between A. oryzae strains.
Although the exact binding epitope for ligand is still unknown, one unique O-mannosyl glycan [Neu5Ac α2 3 Gal β1 4 GlcNAc β1 2 Man-Ser/Thr] (10) appears to be involved in ligand binding among extensive and heterogenous groups of O-linked sugar chains.
There are expected to be changes among his extensive back-room and support staff.
Two heated swimming pools with terraces, a gym, sauna and two tennis courts are among the extensive facilities.
Among the extensive collections of the Library for the Performing Arts is a vitrine containing a lock of Beethoven's hair.
Among his extensive campaign literature is a Ron Paul Family Cookbook, full of recipes but mixed in with quotes from the Bible.
Almost three decades on, and Andy Flower had a nutritionist and a sports psychologist among his extensive support staff as team director on England's latest Ashes tour.
The bar's name, la Milagrosa, or the Miraculous, is a nod to the Virgin of Guadalupe, whose likeness is on the tall, flickering prayer candles perched among an extensive collection of mezcal bottles.
