The phrase "are explicitly instructed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to clear and direct instructions given to someone.
Example: "All employees are explicitly instructed to follow the safety protocols at all times."
Alternatives: "are clearly directed" or "are specifically told".
"Parishes are explicitly instructed to obtain higher contributions from parents who do not belong to a church," the church in Darmstadt recently alerted members.
These results are the same even when participants are explicitly instructed to remember the order in which items are presented during study.
The SMG is activated when people are explicitly instructed to retrieve a function-related action with an object [12] [13] and its activation is particularly modulated by actual execution of an action [14] [15].
They are explicitly instructed not to talk about randomization and allocation to their patients.
Furthermore, they are explicitly instructed to deliver 'care as usual', and not to start new collaborations with community nurses, elderly care physicians or gerontological social workers.
This does not normally occur in healthy people [ 15] but does in patients with FMD, and as a result, just as when healthy people are explicitly instructed to pay attention to movement [ 15], movement production is impaired.
Only one group was explicitly instructed about scene repetition.
Trump University representatives were explicitly instructed to push the highest priced Elite programs.
Trump University representatives were explicitly instructed to push the highest priced Elite programs.
Implicit learning occurs when a person learns unconsciously or unintentionally, without being explicitly instructed or tutored.
[#unhandled_cartoon] The senior Justice Department official told me that Hogarty had never been explicitly instructed that Nelson could not participate.
