The phrase "a more elaborate analysis" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe an analysis that is more thorough than the one that has already been conducted, or when you wish to suggest that a more thorough analysis is necessary. For example, "We need to conduct a more elaborate analysis of the data before making any conclusions."
In a more elaborate analysis, the tension-stiffening effect was investigated using an inverse technique earlier developed by the authors.
Houghton's team has done a more elaborate analysis of the potential payoff in several European countries from archiving policies like NIH's or switching entirely to open-access journals, which are free to readers and cover costs by charging authors.
This is due in part to the fact that the intervening discussion has seen the introduction of the "theory of Forms," a more elaborate analysis of the nature of the soul, and a detailed description of the nature of philosophy.
Our analysis of the coevolution of communities is primitive and overly simple, but a more elaborate analysis is planned for a future paper.
In this section the analysis of Park et al. [ 33] was used as the basis for a more elaborate analysis in which also wavelength- and depth-dependent setup distortions are addressed.
To further test the robustness of the conclusions, we performed a more elaborate analysis, using as control medications, in addition to rosiglitazone, repaglinide, nateglinide, and glipizide, as originally described: piogitazone, all other sulfonylurea compounds, metformin, and all insulin preparations.
In turn, the description of the Emax(T) dependence (see Fig. 3b) in the low-temperature range requires more elaborate analysis of the physical processes that determine the band-gap behavior in the QD system with increased temperature, e.g., electron phonon coupling.
If needed, more elaborate analysis techniques can be used upon gaining the first insights from approximate hierarchical clustering.
More elaborate analysis allowing for several predictor variables can be done with Cox Proportional Hazard regression [ 19] with time (week treated as a continuous variable.
