'thoroughly implementing' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to express that something is being implemented in a complete and comprehensive manner. For example: The company is committed to thoroughly implementing safety protocols.
"I hope you will thoroughly implement the concept of scientific development," he urges them.
However, studies increasingly found that contracts, albeit well written, might not be thoroughly implemented.
Fernández et al. (2002) identified, in a review of five meta-analyses published between 1990 and 1999, that even programs with potential produce mild effects and that the more effective programs were those (a) that adopted a social influence model; (b) with interactive methodology; (c) that were applied by professors and students; and (d) that were thoroughly implemented and evaluated.
That is seen as unfeasible by many outside observers if the recent U.N. sanctions are thoroughly implemented.
It is a good idea, thoroughly implemented and has produced a potentially useful set of pathways.
Thus, application of multiple markers of wellbeing in models of potentially differential wellbeing has not been thoroughly implemented.
This approach was designed to help patients more thoroughly implement recommendations; it has also been reported that this approach helps improve patients' confidence [ 39].
It may be that the application of several treatment strategies within one integral program weakens the effect of the individual interventions - especially when less thoroughly implemented (e.g. through fewer training hours) than in the original research studies.
Although it theoretically provides a frame protecting some migrant groups, such as pregnant women or minors, and limiting refoulement to the borders, those provisions do not appear to be thoroughly implemented yet [ 13, 14].
