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Free sign upThe phrase "an inquest to explain" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where an investigation or inquiry is being conducted to clarify or provide reasons for a particular event or situation.
Example: "The authorities held an inquest to explain the circumstances surrounding the accident."
Alternatives: "an inquiry to clarify" or "an investigation to elucidate".
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The burden is on those who want an inquest to explain why they think it is required.
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Many people have doubts about this affair and would simply like an inquest to be held.
You say you would "simply like an inquest to be held".
Baby Peter's father had said he wanted an inquest to take place.
Knapman's exasperation over the length of police manuals and complicated language used was evident during the inquest as an Association of Chief Police Officers (Acpo) expert tried to explain firearms tactics and guidelines to the 11 jury members.
He claimed he was never allowed to explain this at the inquest.
Why are you so reluctant to explain why your mind is closed to the idea of an inquest?
Speaking to the South Wales Argus after the inquest, Jack's parents June and Grant, said they were devastated that nothing was found to explain his death.
England were a disaster waiting to happen, and an inquest waiting to be held.
Norman's daughter Rachael Boden had put a photo of her mother on a chair at the inquest, explaining she wanted to put a face to the person who lost her life.
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