The phrase "additional elaboration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when requesting more details or clarification on a particular topic or subject.
Example: "If you could provide additional elaboration on your proposal, it would help us make a more informed decision."
Alternatives: "further explanation" or "more details".
Additional elaboration of these models is likely needed to better describe the behavior of these monkeys in this and likely other discrimination tasks.
One issue that dominated talks, which concluded early Friday, was a deeper-than-expected recession in Greece that would necessitate "some additional elaboration to ensure there is no divergence" from deficit reduction targets, Mr. Venizelos said.
One issue that dominated talks, which concluded in the early hours of Friday morning, was a deeper-than-expected recession in Greece that would necessitate "some additional elaboration to ensure there is no divergence" from deficit reduction targets, Mr. Venizelos said.
This is because baseline testing itself entails an additional elaboration of the items tested and an explicit linking of cue words to operations of retrieval in forward direction, which would not only generally enhance memory retention of these items but also obscure differential effects on forward/backward associations.
This topic and others that may require additional elaboration are mentioned below.
Furthermore, for a subset of gene records, we integrated nucleotide sequences useful for additional elaboration with the corresponding gene-associated meta-information.
All of these proteins contain a single RRM domain with additional elaborations as demonstrated by the recently reported Cas7 structure, sequence comparison and secondary structure prediction.
The above discussion (and additional elaborations below) points toward complexities that need to be resolved before meaningful interpretations can be made.
As the larva grows, the lappets grow larger and two additional elaborations of the ciliated band appear, called the lobes (anterior and posterior, in reference to the juvenile AP axis).
These findings lend support for the reconstruction hypothesis by showing that supplementing random practice with additional intertask elaboration (i.e., similar parameter condition) did not facilitate subsequent retention performance.
Because the principal investigator perceived some divergence from the content elaboration, additional advice was sought from health scientists and four older adults.
