'go thorough' is not correct; you would need to use the expression 'go through.' It is a usable expression in written English in the sense of 'examine or inspect something carefully.' For example: "We need to go through the list of tasks to ensure everything is complete."
Any traffic that leaves Russia would be forced to go thorough registered exchange points, subject to regulation by the state communications regulator Roskomnadzor.
His side need to beat the Swiss champions to go thorough to the knock-out stages of the competition.
Brother, you asked me about the flood in practice the other day, and I said I pray for the city of Houston because you don't want to see anyone go thorough that.
First a breadth-first search (BFS) [18] is added to the algorithm before going thorough the initial distance calculations.
Three major effort has been put in this study: First a breadth-first search (BFS) [18] is added to the algorithm before going thorough the initial distance calculations.
In the summer of 2015, I was going thorough years of archived material my mother had collected and stored in a dark, cool closet, and I discovered this tape: the only copy left at this point".
For someone like me its wrong to go through thorough self analisis—I do it enough in thought generalities enough.
There are no frequent customer reward cards – officials fear the data they contain could be mined by marketers and compromise undercover agents' identity – and baristas have to go through thorough background checks before starting and be escorted on and off the work area by "minders".
Refugees coming here go through thorough U.N. and U.S. screening, as is appropriate, and I don't see Syrians as posing any special security risk.
This would be largely achieved if research proposals go through thorough and objective review by a Research Ethics Committee (REC) or Institutional Review Board IRBB) and if valid and appropriate informed consent is obtained from all research participants.
"The fact that this number of incidents went without thorough investigation in the required time is definitely alarming and inexcusable," said Melanie Velez, a lawyer at the Southern Center for Human Rights whose practice focuses on prison conditions in Georgia.
