The phrase "as elaborations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to additional details or explanations that expand on a particular point or idea.
Example: "The author provided several examples as elaborations on the main argument presented in the paper."
Alternatives: "as explanations" or "as expansions".
She floated pianissimo high notes, shaped melodic lines with suppleness and dispatched coloratura runs so that they emerged as elaborations of lyrical lines, not just showy passagework.
Ostrom suggested that feathers may have evolved as elaborations of basic fringed reptilian scales, an idea generally accepted at the time, and that natural selection may have favoured featherlike scales that first helped to beat down flying insect prey and later acquired an aerodynamic function.
In its earliest form, it began as elaborations on James Brown's "Good Foot" dance which came out in 1972.
According to hip-hop activist Afrika Bambaataa and b-boy Richard Crazy Legss" Colón, the purest hip-hop dance style, breaking (commonly called "breakdancing"), began in the early 1970s as elaborations on how James Brown danced to his song "Get on the Good Foot".
We have not considered seasonal and climatic variation in queen egg laying rate and forager mortality rate, but these elements could be incorporated as elaborations of the basic model.
Studies have shown that group interactions such as elaborations and co-constructions take place during this phase, allowing for collaborative knowledge construction (Hmelo-Silver and Barrows 2008; Visschers-Pleijers et al. 2004; Yew and Schmidt 2008).
In addition, mastery goal orientation relates to the use of deep-level learning strategies such as elaboration (Ames and Archer 1988).
However, most annotators label this as topic-comment under evaluation, or as elaboration which denotes two realis events without a specific relation.
The logical metafunction construes experience as chains, developed out of highly generalized relations such as elaboration, exemplification and modification, and combines clauses into complex clauses by means of the systems of TAXIS and LOGICO-SEMANTIC TYPE (Halliday and Matthiessen, 2004: Chapter 7).
"Make it Stick" describes more effective learning strategies such as: Elaboration - the process of finding new layers of meaning in new material You will remember new material better if you try explaining it to someone else in your own words, as in the benefits example in our quiz.
This was surprising given the observation of specific phenotypes of the organisms found in vivo, such as elaboration of alginate, not correlating with increased transcription of synthetic or regulatory genes known to affect this phenotype.
