"in-depth revision" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a detailed and thorough review of a concept or document. For example, "This essay requires an in-depth revision before it can be submitted."
The French president and the Italian prime minister, at a summit in Rome, opted to pile the pressure on Brussels and the governments of the other 25 EU states, demanding an "in-depth revision" of European law regulating the passport-free travel that takes in almost all of the EU with the exception of Britain and Ireland.
Marshall et al reported an in-depth revision of the ALMS clinical phenotype.
We recommend not performing any further changes at the generic level before an in-depth revision clarifies the evolutionary relationships between the genera Stenodactylus, Pseudoceramodactylus and Tropiocolotes.
Therefore, I will not make an in-depth revision of all the characters and transitions discussed in it, or decorticate all the hypotheses produced, for such an analysis would likely exceed the length of the present article (and perhaps the patience of the reader).
The large NARA dataset offers an opportunity for in-depth studies of revision due to infection even in subgroups with sufficient power.
It complements and extends the process of prompted with the inclusion of the long-range revision process and in-depth exploration of craft understanding how the writing does what it does.
Privacy, complaint mechanisms, patient involvement, and information provision were further highlighted as particularly important areas for item revision by the in-depth individual interviews.
Data analyses and intervention development took place concurrently as some participant feedback was self-evident and easily implemented (e.g., size of icons, number of menus) while other revisions required more in-depth analysis (e.g., relevance of activities and appropriateness of training approach).
Two pilot interviews were performed at Mulago hospital to test the interview guidelines, resulting in a revision to impart a better in-depth character to the questions.
Conclusion: This in-depth analysis which captures multiple perspectives results in robust recommendations for strategy revision informed by the Five Wonders of Change Framework.
