The phrase "a backgrounder detailing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a document or report that provides background information on a specific topic or issue, often in a detailed manner.
Example: "The press release included a backgrounder detailing the company's new sustainability initiatives."
Alternatives: "a report outlining" or "a document explaining".
So Proust savored the image of an obscure Dutch painter's attempting "a score of times" to render a "patch of yellow wall" -- a background detail that few observers could be expected to notice, let alone appreciate.
At the same time, a sense of the fugitive, the unscripted moment or a background detail seen by happy accident should be visible to counteract any idea that the meeting had been set up.
The warm haze is not just a background detail, as in, say, "The Beeches" by Asher B. Durand; it's the star of the picture, expanding to fill almost the entire canvas.
A camel-bone and pottery-inlay mirror that looked like a background detail in a Matisse study was $1,200; the number of unusual, intricate knickknacks for under $100, including mint tea glasses and spice jars, appears as limitless as Aladdin's cave.
An example: that bearded man sounding off on the TV whom Jack and Patience watch nightly with horrified fascination might seem like a background detail, thrown in for verisimilitude, but you'll discover his shattering consequences for the story towards the end.
Landscape is often richly described but relegated as a background detail before the early 16th century.
In the 1830s George Baxter repopularised colour relief printing, known as chromoxylography, by using a "background detail plate printed in aquatint intaglio, followed by colours printed in oil inks from relief plates usually wood blocks".
It seemed amazing to me sometimes when I was talking to Chris that a person could just walk up to another person and say 'You.' " Elegantly told--only Laurel's parents are portrayed as too heavy-handedly indifferent--the story gains urgency from what turns out to be more than a background detail.
The Justice Department on Friday released a background memo detailing the administration's efforts to make required background checks more thorough.
In preparation for the meeting, participants received summaries of individual country- and regional-level priority setting exercises, a background paper detailing the methods and results of country-, regionand and global-level priority setting as well as methods and results of literature scoping, and a spreadsheet presenting the full list of references including abstracts.
