The phrase "baseline details" is correct and usable in written English.
It typically refers to important information or facts that serve as a starting point or foundation for further discussion or analysis. Example: "Before we delve into the specifics of the project, let's first review the baseline details such as budget, timeline, and goals."
Last year, the UN published baseline details of its greenhouse gas emissions for 2008, broken down by organization and activity.
So what was it about this inexperienced, part-time huckster that convinced these Democrats to pull the trigger on this confirmation and consign residents of affordable housing to the whims of a guy who couldn't even remember the baseline details of his own policy proposals from one day to the next?
Baseline details are shown in Table 1.
Table 1 illustrates the baseline details for the babies who participated.
We recorded data on 55 covariates, including baseline details about health, function, and bone mineral density.
Demographics and additional baseline details are further described in Table 1.
Of these, 25 639 men and women aged 39 79 years attended a health examination, gave informed signed consent and completed a baseline detailed health and lifestyle questionnaire.
To our knowledge, the Nightingale Study is the first prospective cohort study on shift work and breast cancer risk in which at baseline detailed data were collected on all domains of shift work, as defined in the international consensus paper by Stevens et al. [ 34].
Corresponding clinical information was collected through detailed chart review including baseline demographic details, and the clinical course before and following isolation of Pneumococcus.
Patients' baseline demographic details were taken upon recruitment: Age, marital status, employment status, number of children, and details of living accommodation, smoking status, and alcohol and drug history are noted.
