"go through carefully" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to examine or review something thoroughly and attentively. Example: "Before submitting your essay, make sure to go through it carefully for any spelling or grammatical errors."
The Guccione Archives Issue – "guest edited" by Bob Guccione himself – barely scratches the surface of a collection that took VICE's editors months to go through, carefully whittling down a selection that best represented the legacy of a man who was misunderstood by the public at large during his lifetime.
The Guccione Archives Issue—"guest edited" by Bob Guccione himself barely scratches the surface of a collection that took VICE's editors months to go through, carefully whittling down a selection that best represented the legacy of a man who was misunderstood by the public at large during his lifetime.
The entire paper needs to be gone through carefully with this issue in mind.
One by one he would go through them; carefully, thoughtfully, he would choose which charities he would send money.
We are going to go through them carefully together.
When you're done with your draft, go through it carefully and polish it up.
"I go through my locker carefully," Nassib said, laughing.
Anthony Annunziato, the assistant superintendent for business, said that many of the travel expenses were clearly legitimate, but that given the recent findings, school officials thought it prudent to go through the list carefully, especially since much documentation is missing.
But pondering the idea of running it for 20 years beyond its 40-year license, he said that they "better have a big shutdown and go through it really carefully".
The authors need to go through this very carefully and do a much better job of explaining, defining and labeling things.
Understand the particular deal you are going to negotiate for and go through the list carefully.
