"more detailed reading" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a deeper or more thorough examination of a text or piece of writing. Example: "In order to fully understand the author's message, it is necessary to engage in more detailed reading of the book, carefully analyzing each chapter and its underlying themes."
This is fairly standard stuff, but a more detailed reading may provide some insight into Enron's corporate psyche.
For more detailed reading about this robust optimization approach, we refer researchers to Pishvaee et al. (2011).
The thick layer allows for a more detailed reading of chemical changes within the sediments when they were buried.
This is all oversimplification for brevity's sake; more detailed reading can be found with the original text, the Metamodernist Manifesto, the essays at Notes on Metamodernism, and elsewhere.
The key references provided are an excellent source for more detailed reading.
Categories were initially developed in line with the main domains covered in the interviews but this changed following a more detailed reading of information under each category to identify emergent themes and sub-themes.
A simple indicator gives Amanda live feedback on how hard she is pushing herself, and she downloads a more detailed read-out to her online account to review it with her doctor.
Investors will get a more detailed read of corporate America's economic outlook over the month, as big companies from Alcoa Inc (AA.N: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz) to General Electric Co (GE.N: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz) to JPMorgan Chase (JPM.N: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz) report on their first-quarter results.
They offer a challenging new reading of the epic that is directed to the general student of literature as well as to the classicist.Ahl and Roisman suggest that, while translators have served the Odyssey and its English-speaking readers remarkably well, the nonspecialist wishing to do a more detailed, critical reading of the epic faces a dilemma.
Henry Winter's equally instant but marginally more detailed verdict: Read his match report here.
For more detailed information read the ACS editorial by Alanna Schepartz — Introducing the "Future of Biochemistry" Special Issue.
