"so elaborately" is correct and is used in written English.
You can use it to describe how something is done in a detailed and complex manner. For example, "The room was decorated so elaborately that it was mistaken for a royal palace."
She is a doll on which the costume, so elaborately described, can be fitted.
Some of the connections between characters are so elaborately coincidental that we hardly notice them.
The idea of presenting seafood so elaborately, though, comes from a much earlier period.
Inevitably, the check adds up quickly, and it's hard to feel at ease eating at a place so elaborately styled.
Yet the instincts of some species are so elaborately programmed that they can almost pass for intellect.
The drama is something that seems to be leaking from the very forms so elaborately carpentered to contain it.
As Wright wrote in his autobiography: "Why are we so busy elaborately trying to get earth to heaven instead of seeing this simple Shinto wisdom of sensibly getting heaven decently to earth?" "The Formation of the Japanese Print Collection at the Art Institute: Frank Lloyd Wright and the Prairie School" is at the Art Institute of Chicago until November 4th.
Probably never was a company insulted so ingeniously and elaborately.
(1) We design a scene convolutional layer consist of multi-group descriptors in the network elaborately so that the model has a comprehensive learning capacity for image aesthetic.
A sympathetic doctor (Jeff Bridges) takes a special interest in the new patient, whose delusion seems so deep and elaborately detailed that it could almost be the truth.
There is an outrageous scene where the women are made to parade around in their underwear so that an elaborately callous designer (Alessandro Nivola) can assess their runway "walk".
