The phrase "are enough to explain" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when stating that something provides sufficient information or clarity on a subject.
Example: "The data and research findings are enough to explain the trends we are observing in the market."
Alternatives: "sufficient to clarify" or "adequate to account for".
Those fundamental truths, now accepted and acted upon by the prime minister and the president of the United States, are enough to explain Keynes's return to political acceptability.
Whether these effects are enough to explain the anomalous neutrino speeds would not be known until the experiment was repeated sometime this spring, the Opera group said.
The facts that Willie seems to be pregnant by her married archaeology professor and that she tried to run over his wife, Stanford's dean of students, are enough to explain why she has relocated in a hurry.
That is why, the first two principal components are enough to explain all useful information from the sensor structure and to distinguish investigated substances [19, 20].
Whether maternal- and child-level factors at the aggregated level are enough to explain regional disparity in IMR? Would district-level contextual factors be more appropriate for programmatic intervention?
From scree plot graph of eigenvalues of the PCA1-soil model (Figure 1) it can be seen that the first two PCs are enough to explain 94.2% of the pattern variation.
Here, a minimum of 2 PC's was enough to explain most of the cumulative Percentage of Explained Variance for the plasma samples (PEV = 38.3%, PEV PC1 = 21.54%, PEV PC2 = 16.78%).
Assuming the Daleks are at permanent war with the universe, would this be enough to explain their technological progress?
That, apparently, is supposed to be enough to explain everything that follows because little is offered later beyond her description of her entry into the peep-show business.
