The phrase "a figure that explains" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a visual representation or diagram that clarifies or illustrates a concept or idea.
Example: "In the report, we included a figure that explains the relationship between temperature and pressure in gases."
Alternatives: "a diagram that clarifies" or "an illustration that elucidates".
A schematic figure that explains the essentials and novel aspects of the method and also visualizes the workflow might be very helpful.
This will give the most complete listing of published articles on SRI and also a good set of pictures and figures that explain about SRI.
But in the long-term, we may get a clearer and more trustworthy set of figures that explain the real impact that crime has on society.
The rest of the sheet would contain details, facts and figures that explain why that's the case.
It is one of four exercises developed as part of the New England Climate Adaptation Project.* The Launton game highlights possible solutions for protecting future and existing commercial and residential development, and provides detailed tables and descriptive figures that explain the economic, political, social, and environmental impacts of each option.
About a third of people battling hepatitis C infection say they have tried milk thistle capsules, extracts or powders, a figure that helps explain the roughly $100 million in annual sales of the products.
In a nutshell, this new paradigm aims to change the role of the professor, and turn the professor into a figure that spends less time explaining and more time stimulating, advising, and supporting students.
In sharp contrast, public-employee unions now represent 36percentt of all public-sector workers -- a figure that goes a long way towards explaining why the right wing has now targeted government workers in an attempt to destroy what is left of the labor movement.
Author's response We have added a new figure with a scheme that explains the gene selection method based on PLS. 4. The authors used 3 data sets for verification and 4 types of presentation which provides 3x4=12 figures at the end.
