The phrase "elaborate the problem" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to explain a problem in more detail. For example, "Please elaborate the problem so I can better understand it."
Questions were improvised based on the protocol, helping to elaborate the questions or problems that the founder found important and how she resolved them, her description of the business challenges as a social entrepreneur and the involvement of stakeholders.
Mr. Taylor declined to elaborate on the problem with the engine, built at G.M.'s factory in Ellesmere Port, England, or to name the supplier responsible for providing the defective part.
Intel has previously said that transistor leakage would be "manageable" on 90-nanometer technology, and has since declined to elaborate on the problem.
To emphasize the relevance of our problem statement, we elaborate the context of the targeted problem followed by a detailed description of the hormone-based delivery and replication approach.
To elaborate, the cross-layer optimization problem can be decomposed into multiple subproblems, where each subproblem corresponds to optimization across a single layer.
One of the lodgers elaborated on the problem: "You have to be strict here.
One student, taking a break, elaborated on the problem of holding on to traditions.
The press release elaborates: "The Problem of God is not a show of sacred art or even about religion in general," but rather, "fundamental questions of human life and existence, philosophical and spiritual challenges, and explorations of different aspects of religion and faith".
Fahey would not elaborate on the problems.
The athletic director Andy Geiger did not elaborate on the problems yesterday, but The Columbus Dispatch reported that Germany missed classes.
A press officer acting for the administrators issued a statement and refused to elaborate on the problems the company had experienced under the union's control.
