The phrase "and explicitly in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when emphasizing clarity or specificity in a statement or instruction.
Example: "The guidelines should be stated clearly, and explicitly in the documentation provided."
Alternatives: "and clearly in the" or "and specifically in the".
Additionally, information relevant to career choices can be found implicitly in many exhibits and explicitly in the Engineer Your Future exhibition which has been running for the past year to introduce children to what engineering is all about.
The mental health and psychosocial response programs increasingly integrated into humanitarian assistance programs can be seen as an opportunity to model the introduction of mental health centrally and explicitly in the public heath framework of a country.
It is all big hair and pouting, with a preposterous photogenic-stewardess-as-CIA-operative subplot, to distract the viewer from the fact that Pan Am is all about big hair and pouting, a reductive and submissive fantasy, with working women as eye candy and, explicitly in the first episode, as sex aid.
They also express a point of view — implicitly in their storytelling, and explicitly in the testimony of the Dust Bowl children — that the large-scale federal aid and intervention carried out under Franklin D. Roosevelt's watch were a practical and moral imperative.
According to Leibniz, the argument that Descartes gives implicitly in the Fifth Meditation and explicitly in the First Set of Replies is faulty.
It is precisely this fact that is (implicitly) exploited in popular reinforcement learning algorithms, and explicitly in the algorithms based on random beliefs.
He argues for a "revitalisation of civic virtue" and – explicitly, in a way even the centre left has refrained from – a return to government provision of health, education and welfare.
"If that was the allegation being made, a reasonable reader would expect so serious an allegation to be made without humour, and explicitly, in a part of the newspaper devoted to news".
This implies that the predictive aspects of sensory information are learned and represented explicitly in the brain and that these representations influence action preparation at several levels [15, 16, 23 25].
Criteria, assessing internal and external validity, should be coded and described explicitly in the review (Table 2).
This should be stressed verbally and stated explicitly in the informed consent document.
