"indepth analysis" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you need to refer to an analyzed exploration of a topic or subject. For example, "This report contains an indepth analysis of the current market trends."
Readers in Germany still flock to weekly and Sunday papers, and the weekend market is still growing, so Süddeutsche is to launch a new weekend edition this autumn that will provide additional sections and more indepth analysis.
Yet an indepth analysis of the new lyrics – for it deserves nothing less – reveals that these over-privileged little herberts are just as needy, insecure and rubbish with the ladies as the rest of us plebs.
An indepth analysis has been carried out on multi-flash and osmosis based processes.
An indepth analysis of Communication and information showed that the interaction of communication with birth country (P < 0.0001) and with duration of mechanical ventilation (P = 0.041) was significant.
However, the shortest reduction in half-life in field cancerization, apparently favoring the MAL formulation, needs to be clarified by more indepth analysis, as indicated below.
In spite of these well-documented attempts at reading regulatory DNA, an indepth analysis of the distribution of genomic binding sites and its implications is lacking.
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37 A more indepth economic analysis has now confirmed these findings.
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Although some indicators useful for a more indepth pharmacoeconomic analysis, such as quality of life or life-years gained, were not assessed, hospitalizations and related causes were recorded prospectively at the time of the original study and were classified correctly using an event-driven system, ie, Diagnosis-Related Group code.
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