This phrase is correct and can be used in written English.
An example of when you could use this phrase is: "In my paper I will discuss the various explanations and observations made on the subject".
Fig. 5 Explanations and Observations within and outside the experiment procedure in Study 1.
Students recorded fewer explanations and observations in the Template condition than with free recall facilitated by the No Template condition.
There are some similarities and differences between Study 1 and Study 2 with the inclusion of explanations and observations in the experiment report.
Fig. 11 Explanations and Observations within and outside the experiment procedure in Study 2. The bar charts in this figure show a comparison between the total numbers of explanations and observations recorded as part of the experiment procedure and outside of the experiment procedure in each condition.
The bar charts in this figure show a comparison between the total numbers of explanations and observations recorded as part of the experiment procedure and outside of the experiment procedure in each condition.
As well as the overall numbers of explanations and observations being lower in the Template condition, they are less likely to be included as part of the description of the experiment procedure.
Safety issues prevent initial trials and errors and require good performance on the first trial just from explanations and observation, exactly what is missing for blindfolded activities and difficult for complex movements with force accuracy requirements.
Our model will generate explanations that nonmonotonically predict an observation, thus generalizing most current accounts, which require some deductive relationship between explanation and observation.
The instructors engage higher education students in the process of formulating hypotheses, interpreting context, providing explanations, and describing observations, by designing and implementing a collaborative and interactive GBL environment.
Philosophers have often discussed Darwin's reasoning as "inference to the best explanation", according to which explanation comes before inference, and observations thus legitimately support the hypothesis meant to explain them [ 92].
One such objection begins with the premise that non-natural properties do not figure in the best explanations of our experiences and observations.
