The phrase "comprehensible explanation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you need to explain something in a way that is clear and easy to understand. For example, "After I presented the difficult concept, I provided the class with a comprehensible explanation."
Last year his The Big Short provided the most entertaining and comprehensible explanation of the 2008 banking crisis.
Institutionalised homophobia would in all respects be a more comprehensible explanation than the "regrettable mistakes were made".
Although he could have shortened some analyses, they are clear, and he gives the most comprehensible explanation of probabilities I can remember reading.
Alice Greenwald, the director of the new museum, and her team must simultaneously honor the dead and the survivors; preserve an archaeological site and its artifacts; and try to offer a comprehensible explanation of a once inconceivable occurrence.
However, if contagion offered a reasonably comprehensible explanation for the spread of disease, Maclean's system was more diffuse and complex.
As nearly all patients could neither read nor write or count, an oral informed consent before patient screening was obtained by the medical doctor after thorough and comprehensible explanation of the aims and the protocol of the clinical trial.
It said that "investors are likely to be deceived if a company uses a 'pro forma' presentation to recast a loss as if it were a profit" unless there were "clear and comprehensible explanations" of what was being left out.
Before, it was buried in academic journals and often lacked comprehensible explanations of what Facebook was doing and why.
By providing comprehensible explanations, by using illustrative examples and plain language, and by assisting to overcome individual difficulties with feedback, hints and encouragement, teachers can strengthen students' expectations to cope successfully with instructional demands.
A traditional healer is usually first consulted, as they are typically local, familiar, affordable, dispense medication for symptoms, and provide locally comprehensible and culturally appropriate explanations of disease causation [ 4, 7, 8, 17].
This is for most people an explanation at least as comprehensible and rational as being told that they work by blocking the potassium channel or selectively inhibiting serotonin reuptake.
