The phrase "expanded discussion on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a more detailed or thorough examination of a particular topic or subject.
Example: "The report includes an expanded discussion on the implications of climate change for future policy decisions."
Alternatives: "in-depth analysis of" or "detailed exploration of".
An expanded discussion on motion path parameterization is included as Supplementary Discussion.
Refer to Box 2 for a more expanded discussion on some of the critiques of the capacity of natural selection to promote evolvability.
This minireview provides a brief overview of LGP2 structure and functions, with an expanded discussion on the regulation mechanisms in response to viral infection, hopefully stimulating insight into the divergent roles of LGP2 in the regulation of antiviral immune responses.
Anand et al. elaborated a hypothesis explaining why they had found only the G4-G5-G1-G2-G3 permutation of the GTPase domain (see also the expanded discussion on their claims incorporated into the revised manuscript upon suggestion of the second reviewer).
Expanded discussions on fabrication optimization and construction techniques from the QPC workshop will be addressed to conclude a comprehensive report.
Pressey & Nicholls' (1989 a, b ) publications initiated an expanding discussion on possibilities of site-selection algorithms and conservation efficiency.
Therefore, discussion of these issues was usually initiated by parents rather than interviewers, although the open-ended and conversational nature of the interviews facilitated parents in introducing or expanding discussion on topics that were important to them.
Organized by the two largest multiracial advocacy organizations in the U.S. - AMEA (The Association of MultiEthnic Americans and The Mavin Foundationn, we convened to share resources, strengthen collaboratives and then return to our respective fields to expand discussions on diversity and multiculturalism to include those of us strongly identifying with two or more distinct racial backgrounds.
It would have been useful to have expanded discussion, or perhaps added chapters, on zoonotic agents and their role in emerging infectious diseases, as well as additional information on the general principles of disease surveillance, and prevention and control approaches.
See our new data on Col vs. GN-BFAr and the expanded Discussion.
Concurrently, several activists were expanding discussion groups for trans people on Compuserve, BBSes, and Usenet, which was much more freewheeling and lively.
