The phrase "a simple explanation to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a clarification or description of a concept or idea.
Example: "I will provide a simple explanation to help you understand the process better."
Alternatives: "a straightforward explanation for" or "a clear explanation of".
Whilst speculative, this model provides a simple explanation to a long-standing puzzle as to how geminate particles are formed that is consistent with the high resolution structural observations of protein-protein and protein-DNA interactions described herein.
The extended vibron (EV) model provides a simple explanation to the mutual role of surface chemistry and QC [39 41].
This conclusion provides a simple explanation to the slight variation of the PL intensity under oxidation, as oxidation modifies nonradiative relaxation times associated with the PSi surface.
Further, privacy must be ensured; a chaperone is always indicated in the emergency department setting and a simple explanation to the patient about the exam, why the exam is being performed and discussion of an alternative if the patient refuses the exam.
This is a simple explanation, to understand the Chiefly system you have to live and breathe the culture for at least 50 years, and even then, you still won't fully understand it, because it is ever evolving.
Many wondered why Fisher was spilling the information now and she offered up a simple explanation to People magazine, "It's been 40 years!" "I didn't say anything to anybody for years but it's not like anyone's deeply affected by it anymore," the actress and author said.
Consequently, the citrate:isocitrate ratio is significantly reduced compared to control values and we are unable to advance a simple explanation as to why this ratio should be so low.
There is a simple explanation, according to Luigi Solís, 33, who was hired to build trails in Patagonia National Park: "They win you over with money".
Bennett's hypothesis provides a simple explanation as to why.
Mr. Masawi spoke in a jittery voice, like many of those who visited here, and gave a simple explanation for declining to provide his first name.
Based on prior studies, we believe there's a simple explanation: In addition to concern for nature, schoolchildren readily identify with someone their own age.
