"explicit nature" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means something that is clearly stated and not implied or hidden. You can use it to describe something that is direct, straightforward, or obvious. Example: The explicit nature of the instructions made it easy for the students to understand and complete the task.
Those on the right are naturally frothing at the explicit nature of the show while those on the left are tearing out their hair out over the racial and gender implications of her "twerking" in a flesh coloured bikini before an audience of millions.
A distinction is made according to the implicit or explicit nature of the selection process.
About 200 viewers complained to media regulator Ofcom about the explicit nature of the performance, broadcast before the 9pm watershed, with another 60 complaints received direct by ITV.
"We must warn filmgoers that Come Play with Me contains scenes of a highly explicit nature which may prove too shocking for some," rumbled the advertisements.
It fills up my life.' The explicit nature of Villa's enterprise, the stated purpose of exporting finished PhD-level professional football players, may be unique.
I tell him how much I like the short story in the London Review of Books, and how surprised I was by its explicit nature.
The spatially explicit nature of the data permits more biologically realistic modeling of the population and the investigation of potential environmental influences on population dynamics.
The warning on its sleeve that "this record contains language of an explicit nature that may be offensive and should not be played in the presence of minors" did little to forestall the outrage.
Although the explicit nature of his work will put off many, there is real warmth and joy to it: the encounters he shows are neither smutty nor seedy, no less loving for their rawness or brevity.
Though the women had been told they would be working in strip clubs, the federal authorities said they were misled about the nudity and the explicit nature of the dancing.
While his last several films have been curiously chaste, especially for a director who aroused such controversy with the explicit nature of "Dressed to Kill" and "Body Double," "Femme Fatale" includes two graphic sex scenes.
