The phrase "area of explanation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific topic or subject matter that requires clarification or elaboration.
Example: "In the area of explanation, we need to address the underlying causes of the issue to provide a comprehensive understanding."
Alternatives: "field of clarification" or "domain of explanation".
Whereas the theme "concern and responsibility" was the central category in the interviews shared by all mothers, the areas of explanations and strategies are influenced by the mothers' cultural backgrounds.
In adopting this position one assumes that human behavior becomes subject to invariant, universal regularities, and that in this area of analysis explanations necessarily consist in subsuming what occurs beneath "a general law of nature".
Theories of scientific explanations aim at capturing 'scientific' explanations in any area of knowledge, not just explanations in the natural sciences.
There are walking trails with interpretive displays along routes that the colonists might have used that skirted the road, and the Park Service often has personnel (usually dressed in period dress) offering descriptions of the area and explanations of the events of the day.
In that area, the explanation of coming-to-be in terms of emergence from a previous mixture would fail.
Comparing with MoOx catalysts, the 5% Ni MoOx catalysts are more active in terms of the reaction rate per unit surface area of the catalyst, the explanation is that the dehydrogenation hydrogenation step in n-heptane isomerization is effectively enhanced by incorporation of Ni in the catalysts.
Another study conducted in a rural area of Vietnam supports this explanation; the latter study indicated that men in the highland area (less-densely populated) more commonly reported alcohol use and related problems compared to those in lowland areas (13).
The student's role in the ED and as part of the health care team should be clearly defined and demonstrated, including a thorough tour of all patient care areas and explanation of ED-specific policies and methods of documentation.
Its principal merits lay in the avoidance of any reliance on causal concepts and in the ability to give an account of explanation in areas of theoretical science in which talk of causation seems strained.
As she expanded her patrol of the area, an explanation began to present itself.
