'scrupulous description' is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe something that has been carefully and thoroughly described. For example, "The writer provided a scrupulous description of the crime scene."
First of all, his generosity, his wide reading, his scrupulous description, and the joy that was obvious in his writing — he was someone who was both supremely confident and yet had humility.
By Paul Theroux January 28 ,2009 First of all, his generosity, his wide reading, his scrupulous description, and the joy that was obvious in his writing — he was someone who was both supremely confident and yet had humility.
One wants to quote her scrupulous, morbidly witty descriptions at length: the atrium of the mall "like an illustration of the chambers of the heart: people were carried upward by the escalators eventually to re-emerge, oxygenated by shopping"; the delicately caught moment of a husband's return from work: "... she did pity her husband in the moments of his homecoming.
Towards the end, he increasingly reminded observers of his own description of Lonoff: a scrupulous artist hiding out in "the goyish wilderness of birds and trees where America began and long ago had ended".
This strategy, while less than scrupulous, makes sense – a vast catalog of item photos and their descriptions will give Omni a very rich dataset of consumer behavior and purchase habits.
In the trial by Adamson and colleagues (2005),w3 patients were asked what their treatment preference was at the feedback session immediately before allocation of treatment; a standard description was used for the two treatments, and the trialists advised that they were scrupulous in establishing a sense of equipoise in the minds of all personnel involved in the trial.
The accounting is scrupulous.
It also needs scrupulous deadheading (or equally scrupulous weeding).
They are reserved, prudent and scrupulous.
The author's scrupulous wordsmithery deserves better.
