Thoroughly outlined is an acceptable phrase that can be used in written English.
For example, "I have thoroughly outlined the key points of the project in the presentation."
So is the schism with the Roman Catholic Church that the first book so thoroughly outlined, maneuver by crafty maneuver.
Guidelines for conducting a complete diagnostic validation have been thoroughly outlined [ 6, 7], and detailed recommendations for the design and reporting of diagnostic evaluation studies for chronic diseases have been developed [ 8].
Though the broad concept of self-reflection has been thoroughly outlined in the literature, specific references to the stage of life at which such reflection should begin are sparse.
While Pakistan on the Brink thoroughly outlines the country's domestic woes, the book convincingly subscribes to Pakistan's official narrative of victimhood.
As outlined thoroughly elsewhere [ 40], adenosine has a marked influence upon renal parenchymal oxygenation, playing a central role in the tubuloglomerular feedback mechanism, affecting both tubular transport activity and the renal microcirculation.
The potential damage from a Supreme Court ruling overturning insurance subsidies for low- and middle-income Americans in three dozen states has been thoroughly outlined--the loss of subsides by nearly 8 million people and the cratering of the insurance markets in those states--but figures just released by government healthcare officials put the consequences in even starker terms.
How thoroughly do you outline before you write the first page of the book?
One way to make sure you write more, or write a long enough draft, is to thoroughly and specifically outline these ideas.
Successful amputation following trauma requires adherence to multiple principles that have been vetted thoroughly during wartime experiences and outlined previously [2].
Clearly, the modeling framework outlined above also requires a thoroughly designed strategy for monitoring reserve systems and standardizing data collection.
Elizabethan Puritanism has been thoroughly reassessed since the 1960s, and Patrick Collinson has outlined the Earl's place in it.
