own elaboration

Only occasionally was a churchless station built with its own elaboration.

Some aspects of English ("Guides and Interpreters") are taught using the gymnasium teachers' own elaborations (author's courses).

European Commission, DG Agriculture own elaboration based Source:

By the end of the day, though, she was starting to grow more interested in the history texts she was consulting than in her own elaborations on them.

This was Bach final masterpiece, and he didn’t so much write it, as compile it from his own elaborations of earlier works, and its original purpose remains a mystery.

Oh, well," Gloria composed herself, ran over the details of the tale in her mind (together with her own elaborations, of which she had several) and began: "Are you ready?

Wigmore (1940) notes that authors of elaborate treatises represented "...mainly their own elaborations of detail as to what the law ought to be; but they did not necessarily represent what the law really was in practice."

After learning Dai Xin Yi for a number of years, perhaps over a decade, Li left the Dai territories and traveled across Shanxi and Hebei provinces, teaching for many years his own elaboration on the art, now called 'Xing Yi Quan'.