The phrase "are more fully explained" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics or concepts that are elaborated on in greater detail.
Example: "The theories of relativity are more fully explained in the following chapters of the book."
Alternatives: "are elaborated on in greater detail" or "are discussed more comprehensively".
Throughout the chapter mechanisms that can lead to health problems due to the effects of toxins or toxicants are introduced and many of these immunotoxicological disturbances are more fully explained in the following chapters.
In it, the plot is simplified, motives are more fully explained, and some names are changed.
Some topics are more fully explained by staff than others.
These tests are more fully explained in the Supplementary Appendix online.
The EL state appears in the recursion above, and its use and rationale for accomodating local structural variation are more fully explained elsewhere (Klein and Eddy, 2003).
It would be more profound if environmental phenomena were more fully explained and examined, with more qualifications applied and fewer homilies delivered, if there were less of the new science center and more of the old.
Given the teenage "women" issue, editors should have made sure at least that the age range of the survey was more fully explained before the continuation of the article on an inside page.
But if he joins the site, he can say, 'This was my reason, and it's more fully explained on pages 85 and 86 of my autobiography.' " Meanwhile, Mrs. Blair, who became a popular target for tabloid tales when her husband was prime minister, said that in a country where some newspapers made little effort to "get the basic facts of a story right," the site was a welcome antidote.
Nonetheless, ELSA programs tend to have a slightly different approach path (more bent on 'academic criticism') than the prototypical ELSI project, as will be more fully explained below.
Nevertheless, the German Accounting Law Modernization Act had a massive impact on the measurement of other provisions and the disclosure of measurement changes should be more fully explained.
That perspective was more fully explained by one of the Republican's more towering intellects, Steve Doocy of Fox News: "The stimulus didn't work out so well, he's (President Obama) got a lot of problems.
