"dive into details" is correct and usable in written English. You can use this phrase when you want to express the idea of looking into something in more depth or getting more information on a particular topic. For example, "Before making a decision, let's dive into the details to make sure we understand everything.".
But she will dive into details when things go awry.
Facebook is the social media tool companies use when a deeper dive into details is appropriate to a branding strategy.
In this paper, we sketch the landscape of modern GPUs' performance limiters and optimization opportunities, and dive into details on modeling attempts for GPU-based systems.
Chris is flexible when he needs be, tough when he has to be; he will dive into details and do the grunt work when it has to be done.
I wonder if boys are educated in so many subtle ways to avoid subtlety, while girls are expected to dive into detail.
Regarding who would erect a space elevator, Swan said the study dives into details.
Head-tracking on the Rift lets you dive deeper into details in Lucky's Tale.
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MA of Applied Linguistic, Maquarie University, Australia