The phrase "and explaining to the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that someone is providing clarification or information to a specific audience or group.
Example: "She spent the afternoon preparing her presentation and explaining to the team the new project guidelines."
Alternatives: "and clarifying for the" or "and informing the".
Beneath the large bingo sign, a row of elderly church ladies in aprons stood at long tables kneading dough for the zeppole booth and explaining to the midgets how zeppoles are made.
There is no chance unless Mr. Obama comes out fighting: calling out the Republicans, shaming and rallying Democratic laggards and explaining to the American people that global warming and oil dependency are clear and present threats to American security.
Caitlin Hayden, a spokeswoman for the National Security Council, said the administration was "committed to institutionalizing and explaining to the Congress and the public as much as possible about our drone policies, including the process for making strike decisions".
Unlike the bungled effort in his first term, though, he needs to carefully prepare the political ground, including making his first trip to Israel as president and explaining to the Israeli people how any peace plan will enhance their security.
For example, the annual campaign by HMRC to remind people to submit their self-assessment tax return on time. 5. To inform and support the public in times of crisis In key, front-line operations, government communicators provide the vital link between the incident response and explaining to the public whether they are at risk and what they should do.
"We believe that the president is giving consideration to going across the country and explaining to the American people the benefits that will come from passage of this legislation," said Representative Rubén Hinojosa, Democrat of Texas, after members of the caucus met with the president.
