deep dive
Bureaucratic/ˌdiːpˈdaɪv/phrase (evasive)
Etym.from nautical inspection imagery, adopted into corporate speech by consulting reports and internal memos in the mid-2000s, see Pritchard, Corporate Lexica, 2011.
A rhetorical maneuver that promises focused analysis while expanding scope, deferring judgment, and absorbing dissent.
'Let's schedule a deep dive next week' - Q1 Sprint Planning Notes