"detailed setup" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a guide or procedure for setting up a particular system, process, or design. For example, "This workshop will provide a detailed setup for creating a successful marketing plan."
It's a detailed setup that helps experts learn more about a sequence of events or answer a specific question, like where a person was standing when an altercation began or whether a particular weapon could have caused a victim's injuries.
Figure 1 shows a detailed setup for the feature generation stage from a midi file.
A description of the explored coexistence scenario and the considered DVB-T2-Lite system parameters are presented in Section 3. Section 4 contains a description of the applied simulation method and the proposed measurement testbed together with its detailed setup.
Finally, the CRF model was trained on a set of clinical notes with gold-standard annotations before executing entity detection on the held out test set (see "Experiments" section for the detailed setup of the experiments).
Either toggle the "Internet zone" button for a quick setup, or select "Advanced" for a more detailed setup.
After a nicely detailed setup and a leading character bristling with attitude and self-assurance, Baron never quite decides where to take his unusual premise.
Considering the generality of the proportionality between the phenotypic variances of genetic and epigenetic origins, we provide a distribution theory for it without going into detailed setups of the model.
In the next section, a detailed measurement setup for our experiment is presented.
In the next section, we describe the detailed METIS setup to provide a background for the performance investigation of MNs.
The detailed experiment setup and loading configuration can be found in the experimental study of ECC columns by Wu et al. (2017).
The cross-linked ZnO nanowires were synthesized through thermal vapor evaporation in a horizontal quartz tube furnace and detailed experimental setup was described elsewhere [18].
