The phrase "as an elucidation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to clarify or explain something further in a discussion or text.
Example: "The author provided several examples as an elucidation of the main concept discussed in the chapter."
Alternatives: "as a clarification" or "as an explanation".
With only this simplified register as an elucidation of reality, we can only be disappointed, whatever the result of the November elections.
This work expands the repertoire of substrates catalyzed by diol dehydratases and serves as an elucidation to establish novel biosynthetic pathways involving dehydratase based biocatalysis.
For example, John Finnis views natural law (in its Thomist version) not as a constraint on the legal validity of positive laws, but mainly as an elucidation of an ideal of law in its fullest, or highest sense, concentrating on the ways in which law necessarily promotes the common good.
This lack of knowledge, combined with a reliance on God as an elucidation, strongly influences individuals' explanatory models, justifying why particular actions are taken or treatment options chosen.
Now that we have established the ability to rapidly detect the presence of GAS within the tonsillar crypt, our emphasis will turn to the collection and typing of these strains, analysis of the frequency of their isolation, as well as an elucidation of what makes up the GAS biofilm structure and how it is regulated.
Furthermore, it also demonstrates the unique advantages of a tagged library approach, in the sense that the crucial confirmation of the interaction of the compound with the target protein in homogenous solution as well as an elucidation of the molecular mode of action is greatly facilitated by having a generic and sensitive fluorescence based assay.
Conspicuously missing as well is an elucidation of Rand's values-based philosophy of love and its celebration through passionate sex.
The physical meaning of any NSL necessitates an elucidation as we already know that any standard Lagrangian encodes most of the information of a given dynamics, i.e., classical, quantum, or cosmological.
There is a clear advantage of elucidating with a software tool over attempting an elucidation by hand as this ensures that every potential isomer is assessed.
The typescript of Gertrude Stein's Portraits and Prayers, with an Elucidation is accessible as a photocopy.
As a chemical elucidation tool, X-ray diffraction of compound (10) revealed the geometry and conformation of this class compounds.
