The phrase "describing explicitly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific action or detail that is clearly and directly stated in a sentence. Example: The job requirements were described explicitly in the job posting, leaving no room for confusion or misinterpretation.
"We're talking about individuals who know they're dealing with a minor, sending child porn to a minor, describing explicitly the kind of sex they want to have with that minor, and then arranging for an offline meet to engage in that kind of sex with child," she said in an interview in her office.
A statement describing explicitly the ethical background to this study and an approval by the Helsinki University Central Hospital's ethics council can also be found in [14] (p. 31).
The sample is identical to previous reports [16], [17], [18] describing explicitly the selection process, study participants and their clinical characteristics.
This problem has been exhaustively studied in [ 13], where it is shown that a "full" stochastic model of the reaction set in Equation (1), describing explicitly the three reactions, can be safely reduced to one S→ P reaction with stochastic rate v under certain conditions, namely, after the pre-steady-state transient period.
Every prisoner I spoke with described explicitly whom he killed and how.
Speaking at Sundance, De Luca explained the problem of adapting actions that are described explicitly on the page for the big screen.
Let us describe explicitly the functors that establish this equivalence.
In Section 2, the modeling approach is described explicitly.
The space and the mappings are simple to describe explicitly, and they are smooth.
The solution of (3.7) can also be described explicitly for the corresponding cases; see [3, 4].
In fact, we are interested only in the associated Riemannian distance, which we describe explicitly.
