The phrase 'extensive journey' is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to refer to a long journey, especially one that covers a lot of distance. For example, "We took an extensive journey from New York to Los Angeles."
The work was conceived in the dusty, remote town of Broken Hill in far western New South Wales, but follows an extensive journey through the US including an artist in residence at Seaview, Washington state and stops in the country's musical heartland: New Orleans, Nashville and Memphis.
This extensive journey, inflected by a renewed interest in Catholicism, formed the basis of his first book, O diário de um mago (1987), which was published in English as The Diary of a Magus in 1992 and was reissued as The Pilgrimage in 1995.
The baton has been on an extensive journey around the world, visiting 63 nations and territories of the Commonwealth in the past seven months.
A convoy of nuclear material has arrived at a secure facility in Russia after an extensive journey by road, rail and ship from Serbia.
However, Ghost Rider is a first-person narrative of Peart on the road, on a BMW R1100GS motorcycle, in an effort to put his life back together as he embarked on an extensive journey across North America.
Though Leopold undertook no more extensive journeys after 1693, he enjoyed these regular hunting expeditions until his death.
Through correspondence and extensive journeys Dosítheos became involved in the state of the Eastern church in the Balkans, Georgia, and Ukraine.
Extensive journeys through Europe, Africa and the US followed, before she returned to east Prussia in 1938 to run the family holdings, and become a resistance courier and contact.
Studying the characteristics of individuals making group journeys, we identify a group of less experienced LCHS cyclists that appear to make more spatially extensive journeys than they would do normally while cycling with others; and that female cyclists are more likely to make late evening journeys when cycling in groups.
In 1846 he undertook extensive journeys with Charles Heaphy and a Māori named Kehu towards and along the West Coast.
Gary Arndt, whose website Everything-everywhere.com chronicles his extensive journeys, has been traveling the world nonstop the last seven years, logging on from some faraway places.
