"more detailed document" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a document that is more comprehensive than a current one. For example, "After reviewing the summary document, the team requested a more detailed document."
Microsoft is set to follow up these suggestions with a more detailed document arriving next week that will more thoroughly detail its plans, while soliciting suggestions from people and groups about how to more broadly implement them.
The Palestinian side had wanted a more detailed document.
The Palestinians had wanted a more detailed document with a clear timeline for resolving the conflict.
But he also said it would be followed by the publication of a more detailed document explaining exactly how the coalition will work.
This could be verbal, to be followed a few days later with a more detailed document sketching out the areas of agreement.
In the U.S., the term "CV" is used to refer to a longer, more detailed document typically used for careers in academia.
Contain documents such as 1951 Autumn Meeting Questionnaire, Functions of the Council, Regulations of the Council, etc. Folder 1 contains more detailed documents than Folder 2. Also, Folder 2 has a copy of "A Handbook on Bequests and Life Income Agreements".
Furthermore, the quality of the outbreak management process and the development of outbreak measures could only be assessed indirectly on the basis of the answers to the questionnaire because only a few countries provided more detailed documents like guidelines or articles.
A more detailed budget document that The Post obtained last week showed significant cuts to maintenance funds, which would probably exacerbate a backlog of repair work nationwide.
The budget request also called for "more than $1 billion for DHS's cybersecurity efforts," but didn't provide a specific figure and DHS hasn't released a more detailed budget document.
Then (assuming you've decided to go with a vendor and not build your own, which is a big decision in and of itself), put together a more detailed requirements document for potential vendors.
