The phrase "sophisticated observations" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe insightful and thoughtful observations or perceptions. Example: The renowned scientist's research was based on sophisticated observations of the natural world.
While numerical models are becoming ever more sophisticated, observations of the inner engine remain elusive.
The combination of ever more sophisticated observations, theoretical models, and powerful supercomputer simulations have led to a better understanding of how galaxies and structure in the Universe have formed.
It's as if Heisler -- usually writing from her cannily sophisticated observations of the world around her and possibly her own checkered romantic experiences -- has set those prompts aside in order to fit songs into a storyline that only intrigued her to a certain degree.
"This does show they did not have a sophisticated observation of astronomy," she said.
Suffice it to say, the measure of time and circumstance can turn an influencer from the former to the latter, but never in reverse, at least not by my highly sophisticated observation system.
Scientific operation of the Solar-B mission will be organized by a capable mission data processor (MDP) on board, and sophisticated coordinated observations will take place among these three instruments.
Development of data synthesis and presentation tools such as climate forecasting and sophisticated earth observation tools; Centralization of DRR information in online repositories for use by both decision makers and researchers such as PreventionWeb 40.
A career of sophisticated political observation, graceful writing and determined fairness earns you this: speculation about your metabolism and guesses about your turns under the surgeon's knife.
A space industry expert who is familiar with the Ford operation said the company's conservative bidding strategy had prevented it from winning domestic communications satellite contracts, forcing it to rely instead on international orders and more sophisticated earth-observation satellites.
Yet, methods that measure population parameters with greater precision typically require large sample sizes, large numbers of markers with detailed marker information (often involving a genetic map), repeated sampling and/or long-term data, detailed field observations, sophisticated analysis and the combinations of multiple approaches (see e.g. Vasemagi and Primmer 2005 for a review).
Thus, we need more sophisticated multiple-point observation in the cusp region and the MSEE system has the potential in making a breakthrough in the study of the transverse ion acceleration.
