The phrase "compare in depth" is correct and can be used in written English in various contexts.
For example, you could say "This essay will compare the two theories in depth," to indicate that you will make a thorough comparison between the two theories.
What makes FindTheBest unique is its ability to compare in-depth searches that crawl large amounts of data.
This model can now be used in future qualitative studies at other locations (e.g., to compare in-depth descriptions of problems encountered at different locations), or as the basis for developing a quantitative questionnaire to be administered across a number of locations (e.g., to determine at a more superficial level the extent to which similar problems are seen in many locations).
The results of the study subsequent to this one, comparing in-depth the performance of attribute measurement in six selected instrument, has now been published as a supplement [ 21, 22].
We compared, in-depth, the ChIP-Seq result at some important gene loci for early embryonic development and found high similarity among epiblast cells of E6.5 mouse embryos, mEpiSCs, and mESCs.
Schubert was a busy opera composer, but not much of his stage music compares in depth and quality to the momentary wonders of "An die Musik" or "Lachen und Weinen".
Widely different hypotheses regarding the structure and composition of HHO gas are compared in depth.
For the use of CNTs and graphene for transparent conducting films (TCFs), the characteristics of TCFs using both nano-carbon materials are compared in depth, together with ITO.
Further studies are needed to allow issues of intervention content to be compared in depth.
Indeed, they identify two elementary shapes in both samples and they compare them in depth [26].
