The phrase "explicit confirmation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a clear and definite acknowledgment or agreement regarding a specific matter.
Example: "Before proceeding with the project, we need explicit confirmation from the client regarding the budget."
Alternatives: "clear affirmation" or "definite approval."
We aren't so insecure, though, as to need explicit confirmation of this.
The first explicit confirmation of this view of Shostakovich was given by his son, Maxim, when I interviewed him for The New York Times in 1981.
When systems presented more options per turn and avoided explicit confirmation subdialogues, both older and younger users booked appointments more quickly without compromising task success.
The agents who worked the case have also submitted two different versions of Ramirez's arrest report, without explaining why certain portions of text were removed from the second document, including an explicit confirmation of Ramirez's DACA status.
The announcement by Mr. Sharon, who is the Infrastructures Minister in the Government of Benjamin Netanyahu, was the most explicit confirmation ever uttered by a top Cabinet official of Israel's policy on political assassination.
Section 3504 is explicit confirmation that Congress intended that grand jury witnesses, in reliance upon the prohibition of § 2515, might refuse to answer questions based upon the illegal interception of their communications.
Despite these explicit confirmations of the efficacy of dependent causes (i.e., those that are other than God), it is difficult to avoid the conclusion that La Forge assumes a clear conception of how God's creative action operates, and that the sufficiency of God's causation makes the causation of natural events redundant.
In other words, this doesn't represent a loosening of the rules around parental approvals – all contact requests still require parents' explicit attention and confirmation, as before.
This gives you the best of both worlds, where you're protected from spam but don't have to get an explicit two-way friendship confirmation and won't miss messages from new people you meet.
Moderate errors referred to instances where users were slowed down in completing tasks by; 1) lack of explicit instruction, 2) lack of confirmation that an action had been taken, and 3) inability to navigate within the site.
Further, I'd posit that the dangers of confirmation bias have never been more explicit since perhaps the darkest part of the Middle Ages or even the Inquisition, when access to information and knowledge was restricted, thereby making confirmation bias a much simpler choice.
