"extensive visit" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You might use it, for example, in the sentence, "We made an extensive visit to several interesting tourist attractions during our vacation."
Hillary Rodham Clinton, the secretary of state, went on an extensive visit to India in July, making a point of visiting Mumbai and staying at the Taj Palace Hotel, which was attacked by Pakistani terrorists last year.
It was their first extensive visit since a tense post-election face-off last year in the White House, where the two aired their anger at each other over the presidential campaign.
Composed as a mythological ballet to a scenario by Blaise Cendrars, it was written after an extensive visit to the jazz clubs of Harlem; it is a more carefully stylized realization of the same jazz-classical mélange that Gershwin employed in "Rhapsody in Blue".
But what I do know is that now any extensive visit to my Facebook News Feed has grown really depressing.
Also noteworthy during this period is his extensive visit to America in 1904, which left an indelible trace in his understanding of modernity in general [Scaff 2011].
Here are ten of our favorite things to do based on an extensive visit this past August.
On September 29th, Judge Solito awarded temporary custody of the child to Mr. Cox and extensive visiting rights to Yoko.
It is more of an extended, free-form, rather enervated home movie culled from Ms. Cornand's extensive visits to Ms. Bourgeois's ramshackle Chelsea apartment.
The new investigation, authorized by Congress, must be thorough and transparent, with extensive visits to areas where critics say the process is polluting water supplies.
Detailed field notes were also maintained during extensive visits between 2007 2011.
In addition to interviews, detailed field notes were maintained during extensive visits to Akwesasne from 2007 to 2011.
