"an explication for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to introduce the explanation or interpretation of something. Here are a few examples: - The teacher gave us an explication for the poem we read in class. - The attorney provided an explication for the confusing legal jargon used in the contract. - The historian's book offers an insightful explication for the causes of the war. - The scientist's study offers an explication for the behavior of the newly discovered species. - The manager's presentation provided an explication for the company's low profits in the last quarter.
We call this the task of explicating, or of giving an explication for, the earlier concept … (1947, 8-9) {§6.7} By the procedure of explication we mean the transformation of an inexact, prescientific concept, the explicandum, into a new exact concept, the explicatum.
Fourth and finally, Quine seems in Roots of Reference (1974) to have provided an explication for 'analytic' that meets his demand for empirical/behavioral criteria without inducing either the drastic failure or the circularity envisioned above.
In 1777 Johnson published the remarkable Laws Respecting Women, as they Regard Their Natural Rights, which is an explication, for the layperson, of exactly what its title suggests.
Because the exact mode of action of KBR 3023 is not yet known, it is probably premature to propose an explication for why its efficacy changed in response to changes in the resistance status of the vector population.
"You could look for beauty in sculpture that moves, or for an explication of music that might shock you, or for a new paradigm of human athleticism -- or you could just observe the effect that the dancing has on your spirit".
The next diner asked him for an explication of the songs on "This Is Happening," LCD Soundsystem's last album.
The paper provides an explication of the rationale for analysing of a limited and heterogeneous number of robotics applications.
Some of these tensions can be put down simply to his changing his mind (see Cover and Hartz 1988 for an explication of how Leibniz's views on space developed).
Further, Mitchell (2000), Craver (2007), Tobin (2005 and manuscript see the Other Internet Resources) and Reutlinger (2011) distinguish various dimensions of non-universal laws or "cp -laws in order to argue for an explicp -laws inaws in the special sciences.
Therefore, for these and for the reasons articulated in Chapter Three, the Panel recommends that the prohibitions on assisted suicide and voluntary euthanasia in the Criminal Code be modified such that, in carefully circumscribed and monitored circumstances, they are legally permissible (see a later section of this chapter for an explication of the proposed circumscription and monitoring).
For Quine, an explication of "synonymy" or "analyticity" and the like should rather be given in behavioristic terms.
