The phrase "explication for" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to introduce an explanation or analysis for something. Example: In her essay, the author provides a detailed explication for the meaning of the poem.
We call this the task of explicating, or of giving an explication for, the earlier concept … (1947, 8-9) {§6.7} By the procedure of explication we mean the transformation of an inexact, prescientific concept, the explicandum, into a new exact concept, the explicatum.
At times, it was clear that the organizers suspected that their message needed some explication for viewers abroad.
Nothing pleasures a Lib Dem more than a calm and rational explication for the rage they feel within.
She followed science with the assiduousness of a good reporter, and pursued its explication for general audiences with the enthusiasm of an evangelist.
The following explication for the case study is based on Zeugner [38].
This is best understood as an attempt to preserve the empirical applicability of the formal languages constructed by way of explication for the contested concepts of scientific methodology, but not as reductivism with regard to some foundational given.
Like poets, many songwriters who use surreal and open-ended lyrics decline to provide explications for them.
These were used to identify possible explications for the development of (in- consistency and (non) traceabin- consistencyios in the course of the integrandd processes.
2 These descending signals are either predictions of proprioceptive input or predictions of precision or gain (see Fig. 2 and the " Discussion" for explication of the latter).
(For explication of Article 12 and General Comment 14, see [ 92- 98].) What would public policies that recognize health as a human right look like, and what might they mean for SDH?
Expression profiling of OsPP gene family has unraveled their probable functions during stress and development and has provided a platform to adopt genetic, physiological and molecular approaches for explication of the specific functions of candidate protein phosphatase genes in rice.
