The phrase "explicit guarantees" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to clear and definite assurances or promises made by someone or something.
Example: "The contract includes explicit guarantees regarding the delivery timeline and product quality."
Alternatives: "clear assurances" or "definite promises."
Unless there are explicit guarantees to these banks soon, the market will likely take a further turn for the worse.
The bill does not contain explicit guarantees that contraceptive use should be voluntary with consent of the user.
One is the effect that the removal of explicit guarantees, if it happened, would have on the public-sector banks' ratings, and hence on their competitiveness.A second is the response of individual landesbanks.
In their news conference, the generals dismissed the public outrage last fall over their efforts to insert into the planned constitution explicit guarantees of the military's power and autonomy as a guardian of political stability.
Still, he said, "explicit guarantees need to be included when assessing the liabilities of a state in a meaningful way as they have a value and affect the guarantor's overall financial position".
He wants bank regulators to go in and audit the big financial institutions, and then either close them down or give them clean bills of health, with explicit guarantees of their positions.
The EFSF bonds have an explicit guarantee so ought to be seen by investors as safer.
In return the industry received an explicit guarantee that the F.D.A. would not ban cigarettes outright.
Indeed state enterprises were often allowed to borrow abroad with the explicit guarantee of the central government.
Mr Assange's latest lawyer, Baltasar Garzón, a Spanish former magistrate, wants Sweden to provide an explicit guarantee that it will not send Mr Assange to the United States.
I wondered whether the villagers had been skeptical about the freshness of the crabs, and Zhang explained that JD had given an explicit guarantee.
