The phrase "act of explaining" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process or action of providing an explanation or clarification about a topic.
Example: "The act of explaining complex concepts in simple terms is essential for effective teaching."
Alternatives: "process of clarification" or "action of elucidating".
As is typical of Purdy, the woman's true sexual humiliation comes not from her nudity, but from the act of explaining how she got that way, which causes her to sputter and twist through the length of the story.
Another very influential pragmatic account of explanation focuses on the act of explaining and treats this as an illocutionary act, in the sense in which that notion is used in speech act theory.
The act of explaining the thematic basis of an album erodes Turner's "connection" with the music, and he has spoken of how that relationship is something he "wishes to preserve".
The most popular forms of presentation suggested by FPs were a binder that would be easy to update, and tear-off sheets that could be given to the patient but which also provided a review opportunity for the physician through the act of explaining the guideline to the patient.
"These burials are often an act of resistance," explains El Khoury.
That very act of contextualisation explains why German authorities and Jewish groups alike have, after some hesitation, backed this reprint.
This is SSL International, owner of the Durex condom brand – a business that is "into the act of sex", explains Anna Valle, the marketing chief.
That way we engage on the frustrations people feel and can then go on to lead that to actions like supporting a group or working with others who agree with you – making being a citizen go way beyond the act of voting," explains Dowding.
"It is monumental, heroic, romantic, left-radical, an act of protest," explained hooligan Aleksei Plutsner-SAleksei
"Look, if you want to take our home, it's an act of war," explains Losier, so his group's response is, metaphorically, "the sword and the shield".
An official act of 1918 explained the rationale behind this act: "Transylvanians should fight as Transylvanians against the Hungarian state, so as to assert, clearly and beyond all doubt, that the Romanian nationals of the Hungarian state do not recognize its authority.
