The word 'trawl' is correct and usable in written English.
It has several different meanings and can be used in various contexts. As a verb, 'trawl' refers to the act of fishing with a large net that is dragged along the bottom of the sea or a river. For example: "The fishermen went out to trawl for cod in the deep waters." It can also be used to describe the act of searching or exploring thoroughly and systematically, often referring to the internet. For example: "I spent hours trawling through different websites to find the perfect birthday present." As a noun, 'trawl' refers to the fishing net used for this type of fishing. For example: "The trawl was filled with a variety of fish, including some rare species." Overall, 'trawl' can be used in written English in any context related to fishing, searching, or exploring.
No attempt was made to trawl through CCTV footage to retrace her last known steps.
Standing in the Commons last week, William Hague denied he wanted to "trawl the contents of people's phone calls" and said every intercept had to be personally signed by him.
The idea that an individual editor, appointed by students to serve for a term of one year, believes they have the right to trawl through the paper's archives and delete articles they disagree with is anathema to the principles Tharunka has stood for".
Since their trawl through the research yielded few relevant studies of paracetamol safety, it may be well be true.
The French champions have been seeking a replacement for Carlo Ancelotti, who is primed to succeed José Mourinho at Real Madrid, and, after what amounted to a whirlwind trawl of possible candidates, they attempted to lure Villas-Boas from White Hart Lane.
A trawl of five local estate agents in Lytham finds only one who says the prospect of shale gas development has had an impact on the property market.
He did not add that the government does indeed want to trawl the "meta-contents" of all calls and emails.
The security services have long argued that the use of warranted phone-tap evidence would lead to secret and covert techniques being revealed in open court and would prove expensive by requiring officers to trawl through vast numbers of recordings of intercepted phone calls.
Brum is a great city to head to for the January sales, with a huge number of shops to trawl.
Though internet privacy was beginning to emerge as an issue, few people had any idea of the extent to which governments and their secretive auxiliaries were able to trawl, sift, collect and scrutinise the personal digital footprints of millions of private individuals.
Ten police forces are helping Suffolk and a number of 'persons of interest' are located beyond the county's borders - though most of the prime suspects are believed to have been identified through a trawl of more than 1,000 known sex offenders registered within Suffolk and neighbouring counties.
