"explanation for him" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to a statement or description given to someone in order to help them understand something. Example: "I gave an explanation for him as to why I couldn't attend the meeting."
But I couldn't come up with any other explanation for him agreeing to front the truly pointless Ade in Adland (ITV), a programme idea so feeble and so old that I can't imagine even Alan Carr agreeing to do it for a late-night bank holiday schedule filler on Channel 4. Imagine all the other compilation shows of old TV adverts you've seen over the years.
"His game is coming together really well and I think the confidence that he's been building since the beginning of the year is also one explanation for him feeling good on clay so far".
The mainstream demanded some type of explanation for him.
Media fascination with the hateful white Trump voter fuels the theory, now in fashion, that bigotry is the only explanation for supporting him.
"He said, 'I saw you with Ethel Merman, and she was singing to you and spitting all over you,' " Mr. Klugman said, recalling Mr. Marshall's explanation for casting him.
Mattia Binotto, the team principal, remained convinced it had been the right thing to do, while Charles Leclerc conceded he had accepted the team's explanation for telling him to cede his place to Sebastian Vettel.
It is clear from this argument (which is an obvious descendant of The Principles of Logic's attack on the traditional analysis of judgment), as well as from his own explanation, that for him 'real' is a technical term: to be real is to be an individual substance (in the sense commonly found in Descartes, Leibniz and Spinoza).
In contrast to Haeckel's Darwinian creed, Wasmann considered the origin of life to fall outside the scope of evolutionary explanations since for him it was a philosophical, not a scientific, issue (Wasmann 1912, p. 6).
A possible explanation for not finding him liable is that the evidence is too flimsy or of insufficient weight.
Rarely in the FCM - and not even often on the Web - does one find Sheikh Mohammed's explanation for what motivated him to "mastermind" 9/11.
In both cases, responses would be shifted towards the light, but clearly, only the first explanation was interesting for him as he did not want to study social, but experimental psychology.
