"explained in light of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to provide an explanation or understanding by considering additional information or context. Example: The results of the study were surprising, but can easily be explained in light of previous research on the topic.
The structure activity relations are explained in light of the structural/functional aspects of tested compounds.
The piezoresistivity of CNFs was explained in light of their hybrid structure.
The discrepancy between the test results and the predictions is explained in light of the presence of stress triaxiality.
The observed sheath behavior is explained in light of the sheath theory developed by Child, Langmuir and Bohm.
The structure parameters' influence on magnetic properties is explained in light of the contribution of different types of magnetic energy.
It has been proposed that these observations can be explained in light of the spatial distribution of the time averaged fluidized bed particle kinetic energy and number density.
Food prices climbed 0.5percentt after rising just 0.1percentt in June, an acceleration that Patrick C. Jackman, a senior official at the Bureau of Labor Statistics, said he could not explain in light of an excellent growing season.
Corresponding Lagrange׳s Equations are explained in the light of the relations of Balance of Total Momentum, Balance of Total Moment of Momentum, of the Mean Stress Theorem and the notion of Virial of Forces.
A hysteresis phenomenon with discontinuities is observed in the response of the bundle and is explained in the light of the results of previous studies.
The results were explained in the light of the work of Warburg on quantization of cell respiration [71], [72].
Any new initiative in a workplace should be explained, particularly in light of the benefits that it will bring to staff members.
