The phrase "any elaboration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when requesting further details or explanations about a particular topic or statement.
Example: "If you have any elaboration on your proposal, I would appreciate hearing it."
Alternatives: "any further details" or "any additional explanation".
But Schiller said, without any elaboration, that the ruling had brought in "new opportunities from many new interested parties" to the YankeeNets office.
The movie rides on the couple, but Mr. Kentis put off any elaboration of their relationship until he found the actors for those roles.
On Sunday, Mr. Panetta said he believed that Israel had not yet decided on a strike against Iran, but he refused to be drawn into any elaboration.
Astonishingly, this enormous, state-led project was implemented, without any elaboration or budget plan, and despite strong public and government opposition.
He recalls answering a question about the "spending side"of the media campaign by noting that the expenses were generally averaging "65percentsoft/35percentent hard". The answer, according to this attendee, was one sentence without any elaboration.
And, at a time of considerable tension with Russia, he said that his administration would "reset U.S.-Russia relations" — without offering any elaboration of how he planned to do that.
(He declined to allow any elaborations on this for publication).
She renounces any artificial elaboration.
Correspondingly, sexual selection intensifies the signals up to the point at which any further elaboration of those signals would result in a loss of fitness.
The trouble is that any full elaboration of his European policy risks either upsetting Italy's thoroughly Europhile voters, or reassuring them but at the same time revealing the dispute with Mr Ruggiero to be a petty row between an overweening prime minister and the man he dismissively described this week as "a technocrat".
