The part of the sentence 'explain his thoughts' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in written English when you need to explain what someone else is thinking. For example, "The professor asked me to explain his thoughts on the topic of climate change."
He evades questions and says he will fully explain his thoughts at some point in the future.
"A person who cannot explain his thoughts should not be put on trial," said Muhamad Assegaf, one of Mr. Suharto's lawyers.
He also refused to answer when the defense asked him to explain his thoughts, a standard request that might give the defense a better sense of the possible sentence.
Let him go visit Laura and explain his thoughts about drinking, drunk driving and having sex with Holly during their marriage.
Asked if he would explain his thought process in allowing the Giants to score late to get the ball back, he answered quickly, simply, "No".
On Thursday, pressed to explain his thought process, D'Antoni praised Duhon as a leader, a winner and "an extension of the coaching staff" on the court.
Son was asked about the prospect of military service but the Tottenham press officer stepped in to say that it was unfair to get him to explain his thought processes in English.
Marios Schwab was so eager to explain his thought process that he wrote a one-page essay on three as the "noblest of digits," referring, among other things, to a trio of ancient Greek goddesses and a mathematical theory of Pythagoras.
"I like to play around with colors," Federer explained before explaining his thoughts on Tomic.
The middle-aged woman perched on the edge of a plastic chair as the doctor explained his thoughts on why her son was having persistent headaches.
"I'm stuck here," Mr. Winkler said, crying as he explained his thoughts about missing the events in his children's lives.
