The phrase "in-depth sharing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a thorough or detailed exchange of information or ideas.
Example: "The conference will focus on in-depth sharing of research findings among experts in the field."
Alternatives: "comprehensive exchange" or "thorough discussion."
The sessions are extremely interactive, and discussions involve in-depth sharing of personal experiences.
Medical students and faculty participate together in an innovative discovery model process that enables an in-depth sharing of experience, beliefs, aspirations and personal truths.
The opportunity for participants to use their own language in research is strongly advocated by Aboriginal researchers to ensure genuinely informed consent and enable in-depth sharing of their perspectives [ 13].
Kimberella dwelt in shallow waters (up to tens of meters in depth), sharing the calm, well-oxygenated sea floor with photosynthetic organisms and microbial mats.
Building a rapport between researcher and interviewee facilitates the breakdown of the traditional hierarchal relationship that can occur with the resulting benefit of a relaxed interview and an in depth sharing of VBAC stories and this was achieved by identifying shared experiences between the interviewer and interviewee [ 32].
Recordings of cold-calls were more stilted, with less historical, contextual or in-depth information shared and voice tones suggested a more tentative trust.
Amanda Stratford, from the watchdog, said: "The whole point of it really is to get that in-depth information to share with [commissioning organisation] NHS Kernow.
In our candid and in-depth conversation, she shared with me why this documentary series is so close to her heart, what some of her own beliefs and practices are and what she learned from the incredible stories presented in "Belief".
In five focus group discussions (two in Dhaka and three in Sylhet) and in one in-depth interview, respondents shared that many female community members went to NGOs for their SRH-related health problems since they either provided free services or used discounted rates.
88 (74.6 %) reported spending from 1000 7000 ETB (52.6-368.4 USD) on costs related to lodgings, food, and transportation while only 25 (21.2 %) reported spending less than 1,000 ETB (52.6 USD).> When these cost related challenges were further explored through the in-depth interview, women shared their respective challenges.
"For example, will sharing in-depth body sensor data enable third parties to market to you based on that very personal information?
