While “in details” is never correct, there is one case where you might use “in” and “details” as part of a phrase. However, we also have to include the word “the” between them. “In th… See more

The same rules apply when we include words between “in” and “detail” that aren’t “the.” If we look at “more,” we’ll hopefully be able to tell already which one is the most grammatic… See more

Again, we’re still using the same rule, no matter what words we’re putting before “detail.” This time, if we remove “in” and change it to “every,” we still have to make sure to incl… See more

This time, we’re reading something, but again, no language rules are changed. “Read in detail” is the only correct form here. “Read in details” is incorrect and should nev… See more