The phrase "are further outlined" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that additional details or explanations will be provided later in the text.
Example: "The key points of the project are further outlined in the following sections of this report."
Alternatives: "are elaborated on" or "are detailed further".
Future research trends and challenges are further outlined.
Finally, the freedom of design and the manufacturing capabilities of AM in manufacturing sectors demanding low weight and high stiffness characteristics of components are further outlined and more applications of the suggested design framework are described.
The methods are further outlined in the TOPPCAT Methods document.
These are further outlined below.
23 These studies are further outlined in Table 1.
The programme generated substantial debate and raised some clinically significant issues, which are further outlined here.
Current knowledge on multi-cystatins or hybrid protease inhibitors involving cystatins as an additional option for cystatin engineering is further outlined along with the nuances of how cystatins with rather unusual amino acid sequences might actually help in cystatin engineering.
To this end, Patil could look to emulate Australia, whose federal government's big-data strategy began with the Australian Public Service ICT Strategy 2012-2015, and was further outlined in the 2013 report Big Data Strategy – Issues Paper.
To this end, Patil could look to emulate Australia, whose federal government's big-data strategy began with the Australian Public Service ICT Strategy 2012-2015, and was further outlined in the 2013 report Big Data Strategy – Issues Paper.
Similar procedures were developed to assess the state of HRD, which is further outlined in the Sect. 5. Documents (including, for instance, the NKF-project proposals, plans, and annual reports, the council orders minutes and documents, published official documents) also provided a valuable primary source of data, especially to cross-check interviews and to check for retrospective bias. 2.
