The phrase "a message explaining that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing the content of a message that provides clarification or details about a specific topic or situation.
Example: "I received a message explaining that the meeting has been rescheduled to next week."
Alternatives: "a note clarifying that" or "a communication detailing that".
Any incoming calls are then routed to voice mail or a message explaining that the phone's owner is driving.
Yesterday, the impact of being gobbled up by the UK's biggest grocer was immediate: its website crashed and was simply displaying a message explaining that it was out of action "due to today's Tesco announcement".
He acknowledges he missed work that day but says he had called and left a message explaining that he needed to stay home and care for his sick mother, with whom he lives in East New York, Brooklyn.
The finding prompted City A.M. to implement a ban against such readers – the first UK newspaper to do so – greeting them with blurred content overlaid with a message explaining that it relies on advertising to fund its journalism.
On that day every Muslim family will buy 14 flowers along with 14 cards with a message explaining that we are their Muslim neighbours and we wish to extend to them a small expression of condolence.
When users try to post status updates, they'll receive a message explaining that there was a problem, and to try again later.
Project Billboard's Rappaport calls the medium "a reasonably cost-effective way to reach people with a simple message," explaining that the cost is far less than advertising in a newspaper, magazine or on television.
If you mouse over this you'll see a warning message explaining that the block has an empty socket.
This often includes sending a boilerplate message explaining that old messages will never receive a personal, specific response.
For South Koreans, 80percentt of whom use high-speed Internet, government meddling has long been a part of Web surfing: Anybody here who tries to visit an official Pyongyang Web site, for instance, will be redirected to a warning message, explaining that the site is blocked by government regulations.
It was a great relief to know that I had an away message explaining that I was on a digital fast, so at least I wasn't going to be insulting everyone I knew and loved by not promptly responding.
