The phrase "a detailed declaration of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a comprehensive statement or announcement regarding a specific subject or issue.
Example: "The committee issued a detailed declaration of their findings on the environmental impact of the project."
Alternatives: "a comprehensive statement of" or "an extensive report on".
A detailed declaration regarding the number of RBC transfusions administered in the preswitch and postswitch periods, as well as specifications regarding vitamin B12 or folate supplementation, are missing.
Neither Olmert nor Abbas offered any new ideas and the meeting began with a hastily-concluded, pared down "joint statement" because they had been unable to agree a more detailed declaration of principles despite weeks of frantic diplomacy.
But Kurdish officials confirmed to Reuters that a formal and more detailed declaration of autonomy was forthcoming.
As part of EFSA's new policy, experts consulted by the agency have to file detailed declarations of interest which are screened on a case-by-case basis.
A: Declaration of Tina Rivera, March 17,2008.
Glendon, the Learned Hand professor of law at Harvard University, has made good use of her exclusive access to the unpublished papers of major participants in providing a detailed history of the genesis of the declaration.
These decisions — why this variable was introduced, what that function does, etc. — are often not reflected in the final Java code, which consists of low-level, detailed declarations and statements.
These decisions — why this variable was introduced, what that function does, etc. — are often not reflected in the final Python code, which consists of low-level, detailed declarations and statements.
The invitation included a detailed description of the research project, a study questionnaire, a patient's declaration to participate, a declaration form allowing the study researchers to contact the general practitioner (GP) and a pre-addressed stamped return envelope.
