The phrase "approach to explain the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a method or strategy for clarifying or elucidating a particular topic or concept.
Example: "We need to adopt a new approach to explain the complexities of climate change to our audience."
Alternatives: "method for clarifying the" or "strategy to elucidate the".
This paper provides a composites engineering approach to explain the stress corrosion behaviour of high-strength prestressing steel wires.
We propose a creep model based on the isostrain approach to explain the plastic behaviour, attending to the interphase spacing.
Examples and elaborations for each of the 25 items were developed by a panel of experts using a consensus-based approach to explain the items and underlying concepts.
A new approach to explain the pertinent device physics is presented, which can facilitate device design and technology selection for enhanced performance.
To investigate the individualized nature of eHealth communication, it is necessary for us to go beyond the conventional approach to explain the effect of eHealth initiatives.
It also uses a building block approach to explain the total configuration of a gas turbine and conclude with a brief history of its evolution.
Several of the region's transit watchdogs said the authority ought to revamp its approach to explaining the brake.
The challenge of what to do about this — how to defend science as a more valid approach to explaining the world — has actually been addressed by science itself.
Not only is Professor Fried a leading authority on contract law, but he also utilizes a story-telling approach to explaining the topic, which creates a unique and interesting class experience.
This paper takes an interdisciplinary approach to explaining the old idea that the best form of assistance is to help people help themselves but that this cannot be "engineered" as is amply evidenced by over a half-century of failures.
A fourth approach to explaining the Violation and Satisfaction Claims argues that the requirement violated, or satisfied, is, or is explained by, requirements on belief exclusively.
