"explainable" is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that something can be explained or has been explained. For example, "The solution to the problem is explainable using simple math."
This alleged "double use of the PSR" stipulates (1) that everything must be explainable, and (2) that it should be (ultimately) explained in terms of intelligibility.
For if moral knowledge is part of knowledge and all knowledge is to be explained within science, then moral knowledge itself must be explainable within science, and that would be possible, it would seem, only if moral properties were natural properties that we learn to identify empirically.
The only blue state in the bunch is Maine.Now, red states have enjoyed significantly higher rates of population growth than have blue states in recent years, but that is largely explainable in terms of housing affordability and immigration; population growth is not a good proxy for economic success.
But this appearance of distinctness may be explainable.
Here's what you do need to know about Amtrak's long-distance offerings: they are a hugely unprofitable drag on the rest of the system, and their continued existence is only explainable by political expediency.
It may be explainable with numbers, charts and graphs, but the average person thinks more in terms of being able to afford a vacation, a larger home or health care.
If there is such a thing as objective chance, then Humean supervenience implies that it is explainable in terms of the distribution of local qualities in the world in question.
Great nonsense verse, however, had to await the coming of a genius, Edward Lear, whose Book of Nonsense (1846) was partly the product of an emergent and not easily explainable Victorian feeling for levity and partly the issue of a fruitfully neurotic personality, finding relief for its frustrations in the noncontingent world of the absurd and the free laughter of children.
Finally, it is normally expected that a law will be explainable by more embracing laws or by some theory.
All systems are divisible and therefore perishable (except the gods), and all change is explainable in terms of the addition, subtraction, or rearrangement of changeless atoms.
