'explanatory information' is a correct and usable term in written English.
You can use it when you want to explain something more fully or provide more details about a topic. For example, "The report provided explanatory information about the positive impact of the new recycling program."
A list of commands along with man pages is here, and some explanatory information is here.
In short terms, it's used as a way of explanatory information, or to state something in different words.
Like Mr. Price's other compilations -- one of new jack swing, one of video-game music -- "Industrial Fist" is short on liner notes, song titles and explanatory information but long on musical intelligence.
Patty Smith, a spokeswoman for Amazon.com, said the site already provided explanatory information about its business partnerships -- as with Toys R UsUs, which has a store within Amazon's site, and with Consumer Reports, whose buying guides Amazon distributes.
To determine the relationship of providing explanatory information regarding resuscitation to DNR status for parents and guardians of young people who reside in a pediatric skilled nursing facility.
This is mainly because the geomorphological information parameters are separated in the legend, and that explanatory information is gained from combinations of them.
In addition to the explanatory variable information format (POL versus ARR) we will include variables which may either be independently associated with the outcome variable or which have been chosen a priori from considerations based on expectations and knowledge within the field.
And although the editors have spread their net wide in gathering explanatory and background information, they miss a few tricks.
The results are interpreted with explanatory models from Information Exchange Theory and territorial analysis.
You get a performance, the full text, lots of explanatory notes and information, and experts Sir Ian McKellen and Sir Jonathan Bate explaining it all.
The developed model is based on the feature of ID3 algorithm to explore explanatory knowledge via information theory and statistics to derive appropriateness via utilization gain.
