The phrase "abstracted further" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of simplifying or generalizing a concept or idea to a greater extent.
Example: "The theory was abstracted further to apply to a wider range of scenarios."
Alternatives: "generalized further" or "simplified further".
This allows search criteria to abstract further from the surface structure of the text.
An intensive review process provided inputs and support on how to develop these abstracts further.
13) Abstract: "Further, we show that LTS can be reinstated following its apparent elimination by reconsolidation blockade and inhibition of PKM, treatments that erase LTS-related synaptic growth".
Programme theories will be developed for other CDM tools and we will identify if there are commonalities (eg, in the stages needed to achieve desired outcomes) that would enable us to abstract further and construct an overall refined programme theory that explains the finding of our effectiveness systematic review.
Turner inherited the three-stage analytical framework from Van Gennep, which was further abstracted into structure-anti-structure-structure processes.
I plan to then use the series as a resource or visual language that can then be further abstracted into a selection of larger and more finalized works.
A thematic analysis was conducted, with the results further abstracted to relate them to specific aspects of the treatment journey.
In meta-ethnography, these second order constructs are then further abstracted to develop third order constructs (the researchers' interpretations of the original authors' interpretations).
We further abstracted more detailed information for this subset of patients, including data on age at diagnosis, parity, methods used for pathological diagnoses, tumor pathological characteristics, stage of disease, and treatment.
