The phrase "at the thoroughness" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the level of detail or completeness in a certain context, but it lacks clarity as it stands.
Example: "The report was praised for its attention to detail, particularly at the thoroughness of its analysis."
Alternatives: "regarding the thoroughness" or "in terms of thoroughness".
But I suppose, knowing the methods of Mr Brown, that we should not be at all amazed at the thoroughness with which he has excluded the Cabinet.
The researchers looked at the thoroughness of the examinations the medical teams carried out when family members were and were not there, and compared how long it took medical staff to assess patients' airways, neurological function and other critical aspects of a standard protocol for treating traumatic injuries.
That girl Tara doesn't know a wine bottle from a bottle of Mountain Dew.... Then Dick wallops Gill with an oar and pushes him off the boat.'' Oakwood shook his head again, this time in wonder at the thoroughness of his little old lady, but he said nothing, just continued to listen, fascinated, as the story unfolded.
Indeed, it is precisely at this point that the thoroughness of one's commitment to the Principle of Sufficient Reason is tested.
"We look at the integrity, thoroughness and fullness of investigations" to ensure a complete picture emerges, Bobb said.
In a statement, Dr. Paul Burton, the medical leader of the cardiovascular franchise at Janssen, said, "We appreciate the thoroughness of the committee's review, and will ensure the questions raised today are addressed with the F.D.A".
Medieval and Renaissance philosophers used probability-related vocabulary; but they did not analyze the underlying concepts in depth, at least in comparison with the thoroughness of their investigations into the notions of knowledge or science (scientia).
The prevalence of diabetes in hospitalized adults is conservatively estimated at 12 25%, depending on the thoroughness used in identifying patients.
"But we were not thrilled with the thoroughness of the reactions at the hospital.
The thoroughness of soil surveys at a given site depends on the size of the project to be carried out.
Perhaps Maraniss wanted to leave no doubt about the thoroughness of his research, but even at half the book's length that would have been clear.
