"explain the principles" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is typically used when someone is being asked or instructed to provide a detailed explanation of the underlying concepts or rules that guide a certain topic or subject. Example: "In order to fully understand the workings of the stock market, it is important to explain the principles of supply and demand."
The new leader will also have to explain the principles on which both are based.
Aerodynamics seeks, in particular, to explain the principles governing the flight of aircraft, rockets, and missiles.
The screenwriter, John Logan, doesn't dawdle over trying to have Alexander explain the principles of physics behind the machine.
But in the work for PM, Reinhardt was asked to explain the principles of the art he practiced to a mass audience.
Machines that seem to think prompted the same mixture of muddle and panic then that they do now.Mr Leavitt does his best to explain the principles of both mathematics and philosophy, although it is probably impossible to explain the principles of advanced maths, cryptography and computer design in a way that is simple enough for even the most indolent reader to understand.
Our priority should be to explain the principles of legitimate resistance and of Islamic ethics in conflict situations, not to encourage people to protest violently against the accusation that they believe in a violent religion.
Of the several successful cell designs, the simple vertical cell (B in the figure) is discussed here to explain the principle.
But, this hypothesis does not yet account for evolution in the diversity of its products, nor does it explain the principle of the nature of life.
This section provides a detailed analysis of the SMIB system with a UPFC shown in Fig. 1 to explain the principle of the proposed controller.
In the following, we will explain the principle of local polynomial kernel fits in the case of univariate variables (i.e., d=1).
