"explicit characterization" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a clear and specific description of a character or group in literature or other forms of writing. For example,"The explicit characterization of the villain in the novel made it easy to recognize him as the antagonist."
The explicit characterization of the desired filters is also derived.
See Bratman 1993, 113 (1999, 129) for an explicit characterization of the view as reductive.
The following theorem gives an explicit characterization of the unique optimal control.
Both the existence conditions and the explicit characterization of the desired estimator are derived.
All models are probabilistic and emphasis is placed on the explicit characterization of epistemic uncertainty.
Our main achievement is the explicit characterization of the "constrained quasiconvexification" of the cost density.
Or reporters and analysts may see the "real" numbers, or reasonably explicit characterizations of them, on background, on the condition that they not report them.
From it, we derive explicit characterizations of the sets of k-reachable marking vectors, in terms of polyhedral regions of a real vector space.
Many results, such as the explicit characterizations for the critical eigenvalues of the perturbations A, are based on a recent factorization result for generalized Nevanlinna functions.
Then, the explicit characterizations of the observer/controller gains are obtained by means of certain nonlinear matrix inequalities that can be effectively solved by applying the cone complementary linearization algorithm.
These spatially explicit characterizations of optimal policies contribute insights and intuition to the largely nonspatial literature on controlling invasions and to understanding control of spatial dynamic processes in general.
