The phrase "as explicitly described" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been clearly and specifically detailed or explained in a previous context.
Example: "The procedure must be followed as explicitly described in the manual to ensure safety."
Alternatives: "as clearly stated" or "as detailed".
Muslim values, as explicitly described in the Quran and in the teachings of the Prophet, guarantee the right to life, the right to family, the right to property, the right to pursue our beliefs the way we want.
The tissue motion-induced velocity itself is independent of the time-mean fluid velocity
This has even shown up in cases when black actors were cast as characters explicitly described as brown-skinned, such as the backlash to Amandla Stenberg's casting as Rue in "The Hunger Games".
Lesion morphotype was classified as "macular", "nodular" or "fungating" if explicitly described as such in the medical record.
Trials should be classified as industry-sponsored when a pharmaceutical company is explicitly described as study sponsor in the manuscript, or when the company funding the trial is reported to have participated in the study design, data collection, analysis, preparation of the manuscript, and/or decision to publish.
Motion then can be analyzed into both a motion and a particular state or manner of being that accompanies the motion (where perhaps the accompanying state is understood as the result of the motion, although it is not explicitly described as such).
The crucial difference is that here it is explicitly described as Boyle did it, and explicitly named as Boyle's experiment.
In fact, the U.S. statement of principles would be explicitly described as what our own country believes in and can support; and by implication what it cannot support.
Incredibly harsh individual student prosecutions are being explicitly described as punishment not only for the actions of other protesters on the day, but as a warning to future protesters.
In the book versions of Harry Potter, Dean Thomas is not explicitly described as any particular race or ethnicity; in the films, a black character was cast and, honestly, if I saw an image of him now as any other ethnicity, for a split second I would be disconcerted.
In this extract, T. Cetinkaya is not explicitly described as a MHP member.
