The phrase "detailed elaboration" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it, for example, when talking about a research project: "The proposal includes a detailed elaboration of the hypotheses and methods."
Detailed elaboration of what constitutes a drug target is outside the scope of this work but this has been reviewed [20].
Detailed elaboration of how to foster what are likely to be context-specific means of engaging local communities may be an unrealistic expectation for a negotiated, international framework, but the seemingly backward trajectory of the discourse surrounding participation is noteworthy.
The trauma survivor is thus exposed to repeated and detailed elaboration of what happened during the traumatic events and may become desensitized to trauma reminders.
But no; there in the Evening Standard the next day was a detailed elaboration of our final choices.
In addition the methodology facilitates the input and feedback of monitoring professionals by providing a detailed elaboration of monitoring needs.
Then detailed elaboration is followed on the applications of mussel-inspired chemistry in the surface science and technology of membranes.
Detailed elaborations of Grice's account of metaphor have been offered by Searle (1979a), Martinich (1984), and others.
We suggest that an experimenter-paced presentation may reduce post-event detail elaboration.
Indeed, even in biology detailed causal elaborations of functional explanations have been available only relatively recently.
Detailed description, sensitivity analysis and elaboration of the model will be the subject of future work.
What I found myself wishing for was much more detail and elaboration on their teaching philosophy and motivation.
