The phrase "are explicitly required" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when stating that something is clearly and specifically needed or mandated.
Example: "In order to complete the application, certain documents are explicitly required."
Alternatives: "are clearly needed" or "are specifically necessary."
The present study hypothesizes that individuals in the top-manager role do not take into account strategy effectiveness unless they are explicitly required to do so.
For example, under new federal regulations that went into effect in July, state higher-education agencies are explicitly required to review and act on student complaints.
Additionally, the key elements of a collaborative project, such as project goal, starting time, task due date, and expected results, are explicitly required to reduce potential ambiguity.
The current study demonstrated that such an open-ended authorship declaration without instructions on any available authorship criteria elicits responses from authors that are similar to responses when the ICMJE criteria are explicitly required.
Whole food toxicity studies, or a justification for their omission, are explicitly required as a routine component of the data package for regulatory approval of GM food in some jurisdictions (e.g. Europe), but are not required in others (e.g. Australia), while still others do not regulate GM food separately to food developed by other processes (e.g. USA).
— Harvard University revealed Thursday what could be its largest cheating scandal in memory, saying that about 125 students might have worked in groups on a take-home final exam despite being explicitly required to work alone.
First, the standards for the English Language Acquisition classroom keep the focus mostly on fiction, in which the study of Shakespeare is explicitly required, as well as novels, including classic American works.
With his key role in last year's vibrant Enjoy the View, the often heart-wrenching soul-saxist David Sanborn seemed to fuse the most moving qualities of his voicelike sound and the deep jazz roots that have rarely been explicitly required in his 40-year pop-session career.
Cheating at Harvard Harvardd Says 125 Students May Have Cheated on a Final Exam (Update | Harvard Students in Cheating Scandal Say Collaboration Was Accepted) Harvard University revealed Aug. 30 what could be its largest cheating scandal in memory, saying that about 125 students might have worked in groups on a take-home final exam despite being explicitly required to work alone.
They cite, for example, the method the Obama administration used to circumvent Senate approval (which is explicitly required under Dodd-Frank) for the appointment of the head of the CFPB and the technique of funding the bureau through mandated payments by the Fed.A response by the government could come in August, an initial verdict by the upcoming election.
However, only the participants were explicitly required to identify themselves.
