The phrase "answer expanded" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a more detailed or elaborated response, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "In order to provide clarity, I would like to request an answer expanded on the topic of climate change."
Alternatives: "detailed response" or "elaborated answer."
One answer: expand abroad.
They started asking discovery questions and paying close attention to their customers' answers, which expanded their frame of reference and gave them new insights into needs and opportunities.
The short answer to that is "money", and the longer answer basically expands on that to explain that taking the race abroad makes good financial sense for the foreign hosts, the race's owners and the entire sport.
Coca-Cola's chief executive, E. Neville Isdell, clearly frustrated that his industry has been singled out in the obesity debate, insisted at a recent conference that his diet products should be included in the health and wellness category because, with few or no calories, they are a logical answer to expanding waistlines.
Answer: greatly expand it.
Pearson will also improve its software to detect whether answer sheets have expanded because of humidity.
Manuel mentioned the questionable status of Putz and Rodriguez in an expanded answer about the Mets' breakdown in fundamentals this season, which he said was being addressed.
The answer options were expanded to "no" (=0), "a little" (=1), and "a lot" (=2) to better assess the impact of limitations.
However, many questions regarding its mechanism of action have to be answered before expanding its use or indications.
To answer that question, they expanded the study to a larger, more diverse set of homes — about eleven hundred in total, from across the continental United States — and asked volunteers to swab the trim around their interior doorways.
