The phrase "elaboration about" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to introduce additional details or explanations about a specific topic or statement. Example: "The speaker went into further elaboration about the company's financial success, providing statistics and examples to support their claims."
Asked outside of court later for elaboration about the prints on the rifle, Mr. Horan said, "Only his prints were found".
Anybody who has ever dared publicly to criticize Putin, Erdogan or Hugo Chavez when he was still alive will need no further elaboration about the grave consequences of the rise of illiberal democracy or outright authoritarianism for the fate of liberty and our ability to determine our own lives.
Students shared their findings and engaged in elaboration about the problem and whether they have adequately addressed all learning goals.
Our findings may indicate that valence falls into the category of what Frijda (2005) labelled "second order emotional experience", involving elaboration about the event, one's response and of the potential consequences, and so may not fit as neatly into a category of affective process.
However, these guidelines provide little explanation and elaboration about what constitutes a "balanced presentation", why balance is essential for informed patient decision making, what strategies developers use to present information in a balanced manner, nor how to assess the balance of information and options during the development or evaluation of PtDAs.
"She says all she wants to do for New Year's is dance with him," Mrs. Sofer said, and Mrs. Weisz muttered elaborations about how "strong" Silva was, and what a good-looking man he is.
It is tempting to think that he is joking, and that his theoretical elaborations about the true significance of communist-era jokes are a subtle parody of the way that modern literary critics so often miss the point of the texts they write about.
Firefly was written as a serious character study, encompassing what Whedon called "life when it's hard", and in elaboration was about "nine people looking into the blackness of space and seeing nine different things".
The early German elaborations talk about "the spirit of a people", while somewhat later ones, mainly of French extraction, talk about "collective mentality", to which specific and significant causal powers are ascribed.
One possible instantiation of elaboration is thinking about information on a deeper level.
In other words, we developed a conversation with each participant to seek elaboration and clarification about their responses and reflections.
