The phrase 'explain the instructions' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you need to request further explanation or clarification about a set of instructions or directions. For example, you can write: "Please explain the instructions in greater detail so that I can understand them better."
Immediately after the encoding session on day two, participants were trained to make remember/know judgments [34]; after reading the detailed instructions they were asked to explain the instructions in their own words, and were then given practice trails to verify that they fully understood the difference between a "remember" and "know" judgment.
The research nurse will explain the instructions about how to use the AM and daily log at their first meeting.
To increase reliability and uniformity and to avoid bias, several meetings with the counsellors were held to explain the instructions for filling out the form.
Online communities have sprung up in which people help one another, adapting and explaining the instructions so they are clear even to novices.
To get there, the company explained the instructions it gives to its newly shaken up management structure: Set fair goals, deliver, keep an eye on the future, do "perfect" market segmentation and product pairing to that striation and, finally, manage costs.
No interview was conducted, but researchers explained the instructions if the participants had problems understanding the written instructions.
This slide is for explaining the "instructions".
During the training, each participant received simplified interpretation instructions and a 10-minute tutorial to explain the interpretation instructions for each of the RDTs.
After a brief overview of economics terms such as supply and demand, scarcity, commodities, exchange, "cornering the market," explain the following instructions of the trading game (written on the board for easier student access): 1. Place the "Corner!" board on a desk situated in the center of each group.
Another factor that could explain the limited instruction of NOS that we found is the limited number of opportunities provided in the curriculum that emphasizes NOS.
How else to explain the strangest of the instructions to them – not to forget what they were sent to the US for?
