The phrase "a useful explanation for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the value or clarity of an explanation in relation to a specific topic or question.
Example: "The researcher provided a useful explanation for the complex phenomenon, making it easier for the audience to understand."
Alternatives: "a helpful clarification for" or "an informative account for".
It's a useful explanation for his work as a whole: a particular song or performance arrests him, and as his writing presses hard against the object of fascination, the work opens up to reveal hidden depths.
The generalized reciprocity mechanism discussed by Rutte and Taborsky (2007) may be a useful explanation for the social experience-modulated door-opening behavior described here as well.
Knowledge of PON1 enzymatic activities as related to genotype, phenotype, race, sex, and age within a population may provide a useful explanation for some of the disparities in CVD among demographic groups.
Despite the lack of evidence supporting an immunocompetence account of facial masculinity, it is quite possible that this could prove to be a useful explanation of observed preferences for other sexually dimorphic traits in humans, such as voice pitch, color cues, and body size.
More useful explanation for not using the aqueous extract can be ascribed to the presence of enzyme polyphenol oxidase, which degrades polyphenols in water extracts, whereas in methanol they are inactive.
Further studies, including the analysis of LG acinar cell tear secretion system, would provide useful explanation for the mechanisms involved.
The past few weeks have seen some useful explanations for it indeed, arguably too many, see here.But no sooner have advances occurred in one part of the field than disagreements break out in another.
Here we chart some of that progress in understanding the causes and importance of variation in cognitive ability and highlight how Tinbergen's levels of explanation provide a useful framework for this field.
Pawson and Tilley's [ 13] proposition for realist explanation provided a useful framework for the exploration of the mechanisms by which health sector reforms affect health workers' micro environments, thus changing provider incentives and creating a multitude of responses.
It was a useful innings for us.
The authors would like to thank the 1000 Genomes Consortium for the availability of data, and in particular Dr. L. Clarke for useful explanations.
