"elaborate considerations" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means taking into account or thoroughly thinking through various aspects or factors. It can be used in various contexts depending on the type of consideration being discussed. For example: - In order to make an informed decision, we must take into account all the elaborate considerations, including budget constraints and potential risks. - The author's novel is filled with complex characters, each with their own elaborate considerations and motivations. - After many elaborate considerations, the team finally reached a consensus on how to tackle the project.
There is a benefit, too, to having a creative challenge built into some personal charitable giving — innovation of all kinds requires ownership, reinvention, elaborate consideration.
This paper elaborates considerations on NSM GFRP rod strengthening on the basis of the results of experimental investigation using pull-out tests on concrete specimens with GFRP rod, bending tests on non-strengthened beams and strengthened with NSM GFRP rods and, lastly, through vibration tests on the same aforementioned beams.
This called for a more elaborate argument, involving a detailed consideration of the collisions between particles.
Reasons for the paucity of RCTs dealing with surgical techniques have been attributed to specific challenges of these trials requiring elaborate methodologic considerations, as well as complex organization, raising questions regarding their feasibility.
More elaborate mathematical considerations of this process can be found in the recent paper by Zon and Wolde 2005 [ 27].
Elaborating on considerations by Heal (2003) and Collingwood (1946), Stueber suggests that recognizing beliefs and desires as reasons requires the interpreter to be sensitive to an agent's other relevant beliefs and desires.
Comparison between the composite nanotubes and bulk heterojunction is elaborated in consideration of their properties.
While stopping short of providing a definitive advice, below we elaborate on two considerations that such a decision could rest upon, the stage of development of the labor market and the introduction of UI as a quid pro quo for reforming badly performing severance pay.
It also suggests that a form of professional development that focuses on having teachers elaborate on content considerations, what they believe is central about student learning, and their goals for instruction, can serve as a mechanism for productive reflections on teaching.
