The phrase "an explicit explanation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to describe a clear and detailed clarification of a concept or idea.
Example: "The teacher provided an explicit explanation of the complex theory, ensuring that all students understood the material."
Alternatives: "a clear explanation" or "a detailed explanation".
The specific deformation mechanisms are investigated which are capable of providing an explicit explanation for the observed mechanical characteristics.
His role is recognized by his society, and there is an explicit explanation of how he masters the spirits.
Consistent with this possibility, the research described here provides an explicit explanation of the HK effect in terms of the inevitable bias in the 'experience' of later visual areas in terms of human cone fundamentals, irrespective of how they evolved or what they encode.
Therefore the present results do not give an explicit explanation about the bacterial origin of the TRFs.
Six of the 37 studies that gave an explicit explanation for the number of focus groups referred to rules of thumb in the literature.
Potential respondents gave verbal consent after they had been given an explicit explanation of the study and an opportunity to ask and respond to any questions.
In private, some of Mr. Bush's aides offer a more explicit explanation of the difference in the administration's approach to the two countries.
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This historical source, in the form of a 'book of secrets', is especially helpful in furthering understanding of the motivation behind the use of this additive, since it gives a more explicit explanation as to why it might have been used, and what properties it was considered to confer to the oil paint.
At the assessment clinic a more explicit explanation of why their lesion was benign and the risk of it becoming malignant would have reduced anxiety, together with literature about their type of lesion.
