Sentence examples for to further elaboration from inspiring English sources
The phrase "to further elaboration" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to express the idea of expanding on a topic or providing more details. Example: "The report requires to further elaboration on the findings to clarify the results."
Our aim is to contribute to further elaboration of Sandscaping potential along other locations in England.
Since then, the accounting options have been subject to further elaboration, specifications and controversial discussions among experts.
The proposition "I am committed to God" is not open to further elaboration if God is beyond our categories of language and thought.
Almost every part of the passage became subject to further elaboration and unpacking.
Having more senior residents present for the focus groups may have led to further elaboration on the role of senior residents and faculty as supervisors and feedback providers.
In sum, life-stage-specific events, idiosyncratic events, coping strategies, resources, and differences in self-regulation might be subject to further elaboration for their incremental influence on reported stressful events accumulating to chronic stress as the TICS showed.
In the second half of the interview, the interviewer used diagrams as part of the procedure to stimulate further discussions and to prompt further elaboration on their understanding of the referral process.
Therefore, this point does not seem to require further elaboration (see also the replies to Reviewer 3).
It also seems useful to monitor the further performance of the participants in real situations and to continue further elaboration of methods based on the evaluation.
Further, in describing the degree to which actors are involved in cohesive groups that generate normative, symbolic, and cultural structure to behaviors, further elaboration of embeddedness measures could reduce ambiguity and provide actionable insights.
The tedious process of analyzing these long recordings led in the 1960s to the further elaboration of the telluric sounding (TS) method (Berdichevsky 1965; Yungul 1966).
