The phrase "appropriate detailed" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "appropriately detailed"? You can use the corrected phrase when describing something that has the right amount of detail for a specific context or purpose.
Example: "The report was appropriately detailed, providing all the necessary information without overwhelming the reader."
Alternatives: "sufficiently detailed" or "adequately detailed".
The studies focus not only on abstract measures of performance such as miss ratios, but also include, when appropriate, detailed implementation factors, such as access times and gate delays.
It needs to be relevant, appropriate, detailed, and most of all concise.
The PDRC differential cross sections are multiplied by an appropriate detailed balance factor.
However, at this stage, there are only a limited number of species for which the appropriate detailed data is available.
Prospective participants who phoned or emailed expressing an interest in the study were initially sent out the appropriate detailed information sheet for perusal.
To improve accuracy, all the participants were trained in the use of the diary, including the use of appropriate detailed descriptions of foods, using food atlases showing portion sizes for reference and using labelling and packaging information for data entry.
Participants (n = 126) reported that: the decision aid component was easy to use (98%), information was clear (90%), the length was appropriate (100%), it was appropriately detailed (90%), and it held their interest (97%).
Ultimately, doctors must decide how best to use the technology, he said, acknowledging that it is considered more appropriate for detailed diagnoses than for mass screenings.
The analysis of pedestrian trips in terms of crossing patterns is a complex task, which is often further limited by a lack of appropriate and detailed data.
The ideal candidate would be willing and able to help grow the General Practice department by offering excellent preventative care, performing routine surgery and dentistry, recommending appropriate and detailed case work ups, and providing thorough client communication and community outreach.
