The phrase "adds explanations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing an action where someone or something provides additional information or clarification on a topic.
Example: "The author adds explanations to the text to help readers understand complex concepts."
Alternatives: "provides clarifications" or "offers insights".
Heavily reminiscent of Cass Sunstein's decade-old paternalist worries about the "Daily Me", this book adds explanations of ad-tracking and some futuristic speculation about augmented reality and adbots.
The most popular of his books, "The Way Things Work," has sold 2.5 million copies, plus another 500,000 for a later version, updated as "The New Way Things Work," which adds explanations of things like CD players and the computer mouse.
Further, Averroes adds explanations of aspects of Aristotle's text that are especially unclear or terse, and adds references to other works in the Aristotelian corpus to help explain particular texts.
Rahman discussed and advised to add explanations for few sections.
As with any canonical work, many scholars wrote commentaries on The Nine Chapters, adding explanations and proofs, rewriting procedures, and suggesting new ones.
Soon people started adding explanations to all sorts of text, not just rap lyrics.
On Friday, Ross revised his filing, adding explanations of what he did with Invesco, Sun Bancorp and Greenbrier.
True, if your return is complex, you may need to add explanations or disclosures in footnotes.
It's site hosts lyrics, religious texts, legal documents, poems, and news and allows users to add explanations of what they mean.
Moreover, Genius stumbled after putting a lot of effort into its embeddable annotation option that let any site add explanations like on Genius.com.
Originally founded by three friends and rap lovers at Yale, Rap Genius let users upload lyrics to its site, and add explanations of the complex metaphors and slang.
