'elaboration of a problem' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe the process of providing more details or information about a particular problem. Example: The staff meeting began with a brief summary of the current budget issues, followed by an elaboration of the problem and potential solutions.
In this note, we give an elaboration of a basic problem on convergence theorem of ((p, q -analogue of Bernstein-type operators.
This paper discusses collaborative design, emphasizing the elaboration and transformations of a problem space, and the role that unstructured verbal communication and graphic communication can play in these processes.
As in Viète's analysis, Descartes has shown that a solution to the general problem exists but the algebraic elaboration of the problem does not unto itself give a clue to how we are to geometrically construct the curve that solves the problem.
A noncontentious elaboration of Newcomb's problem posits that the agent's choice and its prediction have a common cause.
The 20th century was marked by investigation of heterodox problems and greater elaboration of direct-mate problem themes.
In the initial paper of this special issue, Carayon et al. (2015) address this problem through the development and elaboration of a sociotechnical model of workplace safety, paying particular attention to the generation of a common conceptual and semantic framework.
We also see this in his treatment of trisecting an angle: To solve the angle-trisection problem is to solve two standard-form cubic equations, which Viète reveals in his algebraic elaboration of the geometrical problem (cf. Bos 2001, 173 176).
In this respect, what we find in Book One is similar to the algebraic elaboration of geometrical problems presented by Viète in his 1594 Supplement of geometry as he explains the stage of exegetics.
This glib elaboration of a neoconservative mantra is easily challenged.
The discovery of REM sleep led to the elaboration of a whole taxonomy of sleep.
