"remember in detail" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe the act of remembering something with great clarity and specificity. Example: "As I sat down to write my memoir, I was able to remember in detail the events of that fateful night."
How many of those stories do you remember in detail?
But if you force yourself to remember in detail the anguish of a specific horrible event from then, you'll recall that clueless-adult-imposed solutions are maddening, not helpful.
Officials told The Post's reporters who broke the story that the attorney general did not consider the conversations relevant to Franken and Leahy's questions and did not remember in detail what he discussed with Kislyak.
As for the arts, I can remember in detail only a tiny fraction of the music I have listened to, or the movies I have watched, or the paintings I have looked at, but it would be absurd to claim that experiencing those works had no influence on me.
Hindus and Buddhists have their accounts of persons who remember in detail events of their previous lives.
Three patients emphasised that each section should be administered as soon as possible after the relevant phase of treatment or care, as they found it difficult to remember in detail events from several months previously.
He remembers in detail one afternoon when she got him to eat.
Each shoot was remembered in detail – the room, the face, the light.
I remember telling my wife, 'I really love doing this.' " The first fight he remembers in detail had a terrible ending.
A grandmother of four told us that as a child she tended cows and goats, and although she didn't have books, her father told her many stories, which she remembered in detail.
But the only address I remember in any detail was given by Leslie Fiedler.
