The phrase "an expanded review" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a more detailed or thorough examination of a subject, topic, or piece of work.
Example: "The report includes an expanded review of the literature on climate change impacts."
Alternatives: "a comprehensive review" or "a detailed analysis."
Repeated calls for an expanded review board that would include civilians have gone unheeded.
Jacobs, D. R., Marquart, L., Slavin, J. & Kushi, L. H. Whole-grain intake and cancer: an expanded review and meta-analysis.
A21 OxyContin Deaths Reviewed The federal Drug Enforcement Administration said that an expanded review of autopsy data suggested that the painkiller OxyContin may have played a role in the last two years in 464 drug overdose deaths, a figure sharply higher than the agency's previous estimate.
In addition to facing opposition from advocacy groups, analysts said, the company was probably put off by an expanded review process recently introduced by Canada's regulator, as well as by the economics of building a pipeline in what seems to be an era of extended, low oil prices.
A county agency launched a study Wednesday to determine if breaking up Los Angeles would negatively affect the environment, but secessionists called for an expanded review to avoid possible delays in court.
The future development of the PNME approach will consist of an expanded review of courses for networked delivery.
Future issues of Evolution: Education & Outreach will offer an expanded reviews section, directing readers to quality Internet and multimedia resources as well as books.
An expanded reviews section edited by Robert Johnston was added to Pointe magazine.
A QC, Neil Garnham, has been brought in to lead the expanded review after it became clear the initial barrister, Andrew Warnock, would not have time, the council said.
The German Federal Government and the United Kingdom also expanded review of acquisitions by foreign investors, and the United Kingdom continues to explore more significant reforms that would create a system similar to the CFIUS regime.
Many deals are still getting done despite recently expanded reviews of the Committee on Foreign Investment (CFIUS).
