The phrase "analyse in depth" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used when describing a thorough examination or investigation of something, usually in a specific and detailed manner. Example: In order to fully understand the causes of the economic recession, the government commissioned a team of experts to analyse in depth the financial policies and practices of various industries.
Sensitive to the charge that she is not exactly a "new face" of Labour, she believes the party's task now is both to analyse in depth what went wrong this time, and then to spell out new ideas, fast.
Our purpose was to analyse in depth details of the traditional culinary use of vegetables within these households, and to assess the health perceptions of them.
In order to increase the knowledge in this field, it seems crucial first of all to be able to analyse, in depth, different seated spinal postures.
In this article, we will analyse in depth the factors and requirements that make co-management structures promote efficient allocation of resources.
In addition, the developed numerical tool is used to perform several parametric studies and sensitivity tests in order to analyse in depth the influence of the most important parameters on the plant operation and economic behaviour.
The framework is applied in a case study to analyse in depth the location of intermodal terminals.
It's only when you lose that you analyse in-depth stuff that has actually gone wrong or stuff that might have been going wrong for a while.
On the other hand, taking into account the feedback conceptualisation proposed by Nicol (2011), other dimensions which define the feedback process could be analysed; for example, the forms of feedback proposed by Guasch et al. (2013): corrective, suggestive, epistemic, and informative and to analyse in-depth the consequences of the feedback provided through longitudinal studies.
29 The study used qualitative techniques to analyse in-depth individual interviews.
The RFC's could be reinforced by longer terms for the bureaux and intersessional work, in order to analyse in-depth the complex issues in this rapidly changing world.
The range-wide Golden-winged Warbler Conservation Plan represents knowledge accumulated over 15 years of field surveys, genetic analyses, in-depth habitat studies, and other research.
