"fully elaborate" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize the detail or depth of something. For example, "She provided a fully elaborate description of the scene."
This is an intriguing proposal, but Baron-Cohen doesn't fully elaborate on it, much less address certain obvious objections.
No trace of the Divisionist technique is to be seen in this first thought for a picture, emphasizing the intrusion of art theory into spontaneous creativity, in the fully elaborate pictures.
The very act of looking around is always and already performed within a set of fully elaborate assumptions complete with categories, definitions and rules that tell you in advance what kinds of things might be "discovered" and what relationships of cause and effect, contiguity, sameness and difference, etc., might obtain between them.
Existentially open consciousness is therefore always communicative, and it is only where it abandons its monological structure that consciousness can fully elaborate its existential possibilities.
Only the World Health Organization's Model of the Impact of the Social Determinants of Health mentions social exclusion, but it does not fully elaborate or define this facet of the model (Commission on Social Determinants of Health (CSDH).
To answer research question 2 (about the connections between mathematics, statistics, science and professional practices), during the instructional unit, we asked students to fully elaborate on paper their answers for the assignments.
It was here that he fully elaborated his hallmark "crazy wisdom".
However, the role self-explanation plays in problem solving has not been fully elaborated.
However, the microscopic mechanism of low κlat for α-MgAgSb has not been fully elaborated.
The band's legacy was better served whenever one of the older, more fully elaborated tunes popped up.
Usually it is after the heroic age has passed that the narratives about its legendary heroes are fully elaborated.
