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The phrase "as explained on page" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring the reader to a specific page in a document or book where further information or clarification is provided.
Example: "For more details on this topic, please refer to the section as explained on page 45."
Alternatives: "as detailed on page" or "as described on page".
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At first I was confused by this but it is explained on page 5.
But the history of the holiday, as explained on the Hogmanay page on the Helpful Brother's site (wkweb1.cableinet.co.uk/sbooth/index2.htm) is interesting.
Here's how it works, as explained on the tester signup page: You pay $35 for a one-week Sidecar Commute Pack, then you can request a ride every morning that week, and you'll get a $15 credit for that ride.
You can then download the files as Word documents from the MacBook Pro using a Web browser, as explained on an Apple support page.
Note: this is a preview, because it relies on pre-release bleeding-edge versions of Julia, IPython, and several Julia packages, as explained on the IJulia github page, and functionality is evolving rapidly.
Also, as explained on the OpenIDFA Github page, "IDFA allegedly is ok for its initial intent: ad conversion tracking.
If you do not plan to use the dictation feature, you can turn it off in the System Preferences area as explained on Apple's Dictation information page.
As Bernard Condon explains on page 52, the card business is in flux.
And so, as Erika Brown explains on page 51, some U.S. companies have opted out of the law by going public in London rather than New York.
As Janet Novack explains on page 50, certain increases are already programmed into the code, and more loom in the guise of "reform" and "loophole closing".
As Mr. Amrani explained, on one page of the ballot, voters were asked to select two candidates from a list of 122 names.
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