The phrase "as the elaboration of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to specify that something serves as a detailed explanation or expansion of a particular idea or concept.
Example: "The report serves as the elaboration of the initial proposal, providing further insights and data to support our recommendations."
Alternatives: "as the explanation of" or "as the expansion of".
But he used language that sounded straight out of the Old Testament, which some interpreted as the elaboration of a foreign policy based on an eye for an eye.
Postmitotic neurons elaborate processes that are involved in the migration of neurons to their adult positions as well as the elaboration of axonal and dendritic arbors that will ultimately form specific synaptic contacts.
We propose that Georgescu-Roegen's The Entropy Law and the Economic Process is best understood as the elaboration of a general theory of economic production and we developed two conceptual tools (time and meta-funds), both of which are related to the dialectical distinction between process and not-process, which we use to operationalise this general theory.
Robustness to the backhaul latencies and adaptation to the backhaul throughput constraints are other key technical issues, as well as the elaboration of efficient handover algorithms working in an environment composed of unmanaged, small, and dense cells.
Thus, the fluoxetine-induced excess of 5-HT may directly (via the 5-HT system) and indirectly (via other neurotransmitter systems) affect the RRG responsiveness to acidosis as well as the elaboration of the chemoreceptor drive.
EBA made the data collection and analysis from mothers, performed all the laboratory tests and participated in the data analysis as well as the elaboration of the manuscript.
Neuroepidemiological studies allow us to increase knowledge by applying validated approaches, and are used as decision tools as well as for the elaboration of advocacy/policy documents.
Joseph Slaughter contends, in turn, that "literary works and literary modes of thinking have played important parts in the emergence of modern human rights ideals and sentiments, as well as in the elaboration of national and international human rights laws" ("Rights" xiii).
As for the elaboration of interculturalism, what does Zapata-Barrero (2017) mean when he defines the concept as "contact base communication and relationship among people from different backgrounds, including national citizens"?
They contain neural crest stem cells, undefined NET-negative progenitor cells, cells with NET function and immature morphology, as well as cells with NET function and neuronal morphology as judged by the elaboration of long processes (Fig. 1D).
Three dermatologists and one gynaecologist answered the semi-structured questionnaire, as well as two experts in the elaboration of HRQL instruments.
