'exhaustive sample' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a sample that is comprehensive in scope, as in: "The researchers took an exhaustive sample to ensure accuracy of their results."
For this purpose, a building energy simulator software tool was developed, validated, and applied to simulate an exhaustive sample society of office buildings.
From an exhaustive sample of Spanish manufacturing firms and using a logit model, we examine the energy efficiency determinants for those firms that have innovated.
Additionally, a threshold value for classification probability was optimized to define an "unclassified" class that allows using this algorithm even when the training sample does not represent an exhaustive sample of local richness.
As summarised by Stanley and Jarrel (1989),2 meta-analysis starts with the compilation of an exhaustive sample of literature and the choice of the dependent variable (in our case, the degree of backward shifting of labour taxes, proxied by the estimated elasticity of net wages to taxation).
To obtain an exhaustive sample of studies evaluating the effects of ALMPs on immigrants' labour market outcomes, we implemented the following search protocol: 1) Collect studies on ALMPs surveyed by Nekby ([2008]), Rinne ([2013]), Kluve ([2010]), and Card et al. ([2010]).
I have read a lot of good contemporary literature this year -- more than usual, because I've been doing some official reviewing -- though I don't claim to have an exhaustive sample.
Here is a one-year report card and a look ahead: THE GULF After prematurely claiming victory last year, the Obama administration has since done exhaustive sampling across the gulf and concluded — along with many independent scientists — that the oil has now mostly evaporated, been captured or consumed by microbes.
In the case of exhaustive sampling, the steering kernel regression method converges to the true solution.
Here, we present an exhaustive sampling of POP with a known inhibitor, Z-pro-prolinal.
This study focused on an exhaustive sampling of several process steps or sections from sewage management plants.
The PCEHPS is developed through a two-stage factorial polynomial chaos expansion (PCE) framework, which consists of an ensemble of PCEs to approximate the behavior of the hydrologic model, significantly speeding up the exhaustive sampling of the parameter space.
