The phrase "varied details" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a collection of facts or information that contains variety or diversity. For example: "The report included varied details about the project's progress."
He depicts Japanese society thinly but unfolds in elaborate, obsessively repetitive yet finely varied detail the agonies inflicted upon Japan's Christian converts and the European missionaries who minister to them, as well as the intellectual arguments mustered by Japanese officials to justify their exactions and by missionaries to defend their own activities.
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They varied in details while agreeing on a rough outline.
Four albums into their career, the White Stripes have varied the details while maintaining the concept.
The design varied in details until the late 17th century, but since that time has consisted of a jewelled circlet, above which are alternating crosses formy and fleurs-de-lys.
Investigators have failed to confirm a single sighting and the descriptions have varied in detail.
Like run-on nightmares, they are at once grippingly varied in detail and almost crushingly similar in overall tone.
Clearly the defining world need not be varied or detailed but familiar enough to your eye and brain to trigger the right responses and emotions.
The parameters of three factors were varied as detailed in Table 1.
In some experiments the concentrations of agonists were varied as detailed in the figure legends.
