The phrase "accepted explicitly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been clearly and directly acknowledged or agreed upon.
Example: "The terms of the agreement were accepted explicitly by both parties during the meeting."
Alternatives: "clearly accepted" or "explicitly acknowledged".
And he refuses to accept explicitly that they are talking about him.
In other words, one accepts explicitly that different studies may correctly give "different" values for performance of the same test.
This goal has not only now been accepted but explicitly made "applicable to all countries", which is widely understood to mean that developing as well as developed countries should in future take on binding commitments.
This general rule to release animals only if demographic parameters are favorable is widely accepted and explicitly stipulated in the IUCN guidelines for reintroductions [4].
In practise, any cardinal who intends not to accept will explicitly state this before he receives a sufficient number of votes to become pope, as Giovanni Colombo did in October 1978.
Finally, we of course accept (and explicitly state) that the model that we identify as the most supported does not represent unarguable truth.
But unlike Fatah, which has explicitly accepted the idea of two states, Hamas, while groping towards a de facto acceptance of Israel, has yet to renounce its desire eventually to liberate all of Palestine from the Jordan river to the Mediterranean sea.So far Mr Obama has held his cards to his chest.
Nice to see that decision explicitly accepted as legitimate.
Indeed, the president of America's Health Insurance Plans, the industry lobby known as AHIP, has explicitly accepted the need for "much more aggressive regulation of insurance".
In cricket it is implicitly accepted, though rarely explicitly admitted, that the home team can ask groundsmen to give them a helping hand.
