in-depth study

Frequency: 8.832.5 per million words

A comprehensive investigation into a topic.

in-depthADJECTIVE + NOUN

Categories:

study

Examples (10)

  • The research team conducted an in-depth study of the social impact of technology.
  • Her doctoral thesis was an in-depth study of ancient Greek philosophy.
  • We need to undertake a more in-depth study before making a decision.
  • The government commissioned an in-depth study on public health policies.
  • This book offers an in-depth study of the causes of the economic crisis.
  • He has spent years doing an in-depth study on climate change patterns.
  • Students are encouraged to pursue an in-depth study of a topic of their choice.
  • The report presented an in-depth study with detailed statistical analysis.
  • Such an in-depth study requires significant time and resources.
  • They are planning an in-depth study into consumer behavior trends.