The phrase "thoroughly verify" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to carefully and completely confirm or check something. Example: Before submitting your project proposal, please ensure that you have thoroughly verified all of your sources and information.
Finally, to thoroughly verify if the UML model meets the system required properties, we suggest to use the OCL invariants exploiting their association end constructs.
I pledge that the Japanese government will promptly and thoroughly verify the cause of this incident, as well as share information and the lessons learned with the rest of the world to help prevent such accidents in the future.
The "Dopamine Deficiency Hypothesis" and a considerable number of recent pharmacological studies propose to thoroughly verify and improve the standard of knowledge regarding a possible role of dopamine in the pathogenesis and treatment of depression.
I haven't had the app long enough to thoroughly verify that claim, but I can acknowledge having Skype run in the background on my iPhone 3GS definitely makes the battery run out of juice much faster than it should.
He was disappointed, though, that the authors had not more thoroughly verified the findings in people.
It's all thoroughly verified: the blue tick's there, as is the phrase "cuenta oficial".
The present analytical theory and the supporting mathematical techniques are thoroughly verified.
Kelley argues that with war and peace in the balance, as well as the IAEA's credibility, anything it publishes must be thoroughly verified.
The proposed compositional standard was thoroughly verified with a monomeric and superfolder green fluorescent protein (msfGFP) in Escherichia coli.
Several cleanroom required airflow rate model based on simplified theoretical basis have been proposed [9 14], but have not been thoroughly verified.
To ensure a safe and reliable operation, such a mission must be carefully designed and thoroughly verified before a real space mission can be launched.
