'incidental description' is a correct and usable expression in written English.
It can be used to describe additional details or circumstances that are related to, but incidental to, the main topic or action being discussed. For example: The commercial included incidental description of the product's features, with the main focus being on the catchy jingle.
In recent years, I'd started paying attention to the incidental descriptions of clothing in old accounts of Alpine expeditions: Victorians lumbering around on glaciers in crinoline and tweed; Wordsworth with his "little knapsack of necessaries".
The Raghuvaṃśa is famous for its beautiful descriptions and incidental narratives, which give the poem a somewhat episodic character; among them are a description of the six seasons (spring, summer, rainy, autumn, winter, and dewy) and the story of a young hermit who went to the river to fill a water jar for his parents and was killed by a stray arrow.
These data do not fit earlier descriptions of incidental PCa as a non-lethal disease (Cantrell et al, 1981; Epstein et al, 1986), but lend support to the hypothesis that incidental PCa have a similar biology to that of non-incidental PCa.
An incidental ingredient to savour is Munro's description of the way that Christmas cards can serve as melancholy reminders of estrangement.
According to available reports, there is only one description of a PNST in swine, which was an incidental finding in the skin of a pig at slaughter [ 7].
First, a clear description of the nature and frequency of the non-cardiac incidental findings enables a better understanding of the pathologic spectrum of the chest and upper abdomen regions detected by cardiac CT screening in this high-risk population.
Reported image findings include breast density, amount of parenchymal background enhancement, and a usually structured description of relevant abnormalities, including those in the axillae or incidental findings in the imaged part of thorax and abdomen, when visible.
