The phrase "are explicitly discussed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to topics or subjects that are clearly and directly addressed in a text or conversation.
Example: "The main themes of the novel are explicitly discussed in the final chapter, providing clarity to the reader."
Alternatives: "are clearly addressed" or "are directly mentioned".
Three of the four examples that the party has been falsely accused of omitting are explicitly discussed in the code.
Such variation has profound implications for patterns of biodiversity as well as responses to climate change, and these implications are explicitly discussed.
Nevertheless, these results are explicitly discussed in detail to understand the flow and thermal fields appearing in this complex flow configuration.
Subsequently, recent progresses in electrochemical energy devices (lithium/lithium ion batteries, supercapacitors, fuel cells and solar cells) and hydrogen energy generation/storage are explicitly discussed.
Extant controversies regarding the form, function and neural substrates of ARP appear largely to reflect different assumptions, which are explicitly discussed.
In Section 2, the computational complexity versus performance trade-offs are explicitly discussed.
The result is explicitly discussed in the second paragraph of the Discussion, where we point out that the restoration of the number of presynaptic varicosities to the pretraining level following reconsolidation blockade/chelerythrine treatment is paralleled by the results from our prior electrophysiological studies (Cai et al., 2011, 2012).
He said Mr. Bush had reason to know that an arms-for-hostages deal was being planned in early 1986 because it was explicitly discussed at the January 1986 meeting.
Since hydrodynamic interactions are included in their preaveraged form, the effect of the preaveraging approximation is explicitly discussed.
What Hakim does, in effect, is uphold one of the bad old rules of monogamy that Barker seeks to junk, namely that the rules should not be explicitly discussed or negotiated.
Over time, theorists chose particular tasks for analyzing human intelligence, some of which have been explicitly discussed here—e.g., recognition of analogies, classification of similar terms, extrapolation of number series, performance of transitive inferences, and the like.
