"extensive measurement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an act of measuring something in-depth and often over a long period of time. For example, "The scientists conducted an extensive measurement of the weather in the region."
It was deduced from data collected in an extensive measurement campaign, specifically targeted to measure NLOS reception quality.
In "The effect of cooperation on localization systems using UWB experimental data" by D. Dardari et al., an extensive measurement campaign is described and the measured data are used to derive statistical ranging models based on TOA estimation in the presence of LOS and NLOS propagation conditions.
The new shoulder measure aims to cover an extensive measurement range and to be applicable for all shoulder pathologies (e.g., fracture, osteoarthritis, instability, rotator cuff tears) and their conservative or operative treatment (e.g., osteosynthesis, prostheses, stabilizing, or rotator cuff surgery).
We do need more extensive measurement of the Himalayan range but it is clear from satellite pictures what is happening".
The theoretical approach was supported by an extensive measurement campaign.
Currently, the GAW has the most extensive measurement program.
Led by Ian Gynther from Queensland's Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, and in partnership with the University of Queensland, the survey laid 150 traps on the island for six nights, and involved extensive measurements of the island and its vegetation.
Researchers, with the FAA's and airlines' blessing, conducted extensive measurements of in-flight signal activity on 37 commercial flights in 2003.
These results are confirmed with our new and far more extensive measurements across the whole continent.
The accuracy and consistency of the energy and mass balance equations are verified using extensive measurements.
Extensive measurements of the room temperature are used to develop and validate the multi-stage model.
