The phrase "specifically elaborated" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to emphasize that something has been extensively and carefully explained or described. For example, "The mechanics of the process were specifically elaborated in the handbook."
Those measures haven't been specifically elaborated on.
A bi-disperse medium for matrix and fiber is specifically elaborated to reduce the discrete elements number.
With no method for selecting presidential candidates specifically elaborated in the U.S. Constitution, approaches have changed dramatically over time — even over the course of the past four decades.
Under 81 1b) each research use would still need to be specifically elaborated.
During the last decade, specifically elaborated cognitive procedures have been developed and evaluated [ 17- 20].
However, the next section specifically elaborates on multi-pulse ultrafast (polarised) laser spectroscopy.
Explicit imagery has been shown to create the greatest physiological benefits but only few studies specifically elaborate on their imagery script.
Consequently, in the revised manuscript several additions were made to specifically elaborate on the opposite regulation of ANGPTL4 in BAT and regular (gonadal) WAT is regulated via AMPK: 1) We have added immunoblots of various AMPK subunits in white and brown adipose tissue.
Specifically, Freud elaborated an ineffable quality that he termed the "unheimlich" — usually expressed in English as "uncanny".
Specifically, it elaborates on the view that the process around interventions is a 'battlefield' of various competing agendas and interests, which an interventionist researcher should balance in order to start, proceed and eventually successfully complete the research project.
Specifically, it elaborates upon a vision for an evidence-based clinical decision support system, based on the DeepQA technology, that affords exploration of a broad range of hypotheses and their associated evidence, as well as uncovers missing information that can be used in mixed-initiative dialog.
