granular
adj.adj. made of small grains or pieces. In business or science, it describes looking at very small details instead of the big picture.
adj. consisting of small grains or particles; in technical or analytical contexts, refers to a high level of detail or a fine scale of resolution.
The beach has soft, granular sand.
The manager asked for a more granular report to see exactly how much each department spent on office supplies.
To improve the algorithm's accuracy, the researchers needed to collect more granular data regarding individual user interactions rather than relying on broad demographic averages.
From Late Latin grānulum (“granule, little grain”), diminutive of Latin grānum (“grain, seed”), + -ar. By surface analysis, granule + -ar. Compare French granulaire.
Often used metaphorically in business and data science to describe the level of detail in an analysis.