'elaborate a case' is correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase is typically used in a legal, academic, or business context. For example, "The lawyers were tasked with elaborating a case to present to the judge."
The EU funded project ENK5-CT-2000-00304 "Weyburn" is carried out in close co-operation between European and American scientists, with the objective to elaborate, from a case study, a project strategy applicable to European sites.
Using the grounded theorising method, based on 60 project cases, we elaborate a conceptual framework for project strategic systems.
A systemic function recommendation process is elaborated, and a case study is presented to showcase practical applications.
The applicability of different approaches and the significance of load superposition was analyzed and elaborated through a case study to offer planners a feasible way for evaluating the potential of load spatial optimization.
This paper is elaborated as a case-study on content analyze of 56 school counseling programs to investigate the educational approaches of teachers from primary school level regarding this school object.
Following the influential views elaborated by Daniels, a case for funding-assisted reproduction may be based on the notion of 'restoring equality of opportunity' by eliminating the arbitrary and undeserved effects of ill health on 'normal species functioning'.
In same-sex harassment cases, the court elaborated, a plaintiff could prevail in one of three ways.
He was asked to elaborate on the case: VETERINARIAN: "It's a question about looking at the cow.
We asked respondents to elaborate on a specific case from their own daily practice.
Respondents were asked to elaborate on a specific case from their own practice in which they had experienced difficulties, to get insight in care providers' concrete experiences.
