"discussing in depth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to describe a conversation, event, or activity where the participants are looking into a topic in great detail. For example: "The seminar attendees spent the morning discussing in depth the various methods of marketing a new product."
Mr. Kielar added that these actions would be improvements to what he believed already was a safe system. Louis Coletti, the chief executive of Building Trades Employers Association, which represents 1,500 contractors citywide, said falling debris was an issue that the industry had been discussing in depth for the last three months.
Carr is right, of course, but I would also have liked to see him discussing in depth the countless numbers of politician and journalists taken on free trips to Israel by the Zionist lobby, where they are often given a selective tour of the region.
Before discussing in depth the attacks, it may be useful to briefly introduce our framework (see Figure 3).
So we did, discussing in depth her turn as the female Watson to Jonny Lee Miller's Sherlock Holmes on the hit CBS series "Elementary".
Before discussing in-depth details about the proposed algorithm, we provide some basic and design philosophy of our proposed algorithms.
He went on to illustrate this by giving an example of how a homeopathic consultation provided an alternative space for discussing in-depth the reasons behind a patient not wanting surgery, giving the GP time to work with the patient to accept it on their own terms.
As we've discussed in-depth before, drones are not inherently evil.
Moreover, the role of microorganisms and their mechanism in phytoremediation are also discussed in-depth.
That topic is discussed in-depth in school food reformer Dana Woldow's recent interview of Justin Gagnon, CEO of Choicelunch.
This observation will be discussed in-depth below.
Group scores were reported on the flipcharts during the focus group and further discussed in-depth.
