'explicitly delineate' is correct and usable in written English.
It means to explain something thoroughly and precisely. For example: The contract explicitly delineates the roles and responsibilities of each party.
The federal applications of Cognizant explicitly delineate that work locations are Springfield, Ill., and Lansing, Mich.
This ability of the model and regulatory modeling framework CoreReg to explicitly delineate the effect of two different metabolite stresses (at various levels) demonstrates the robustness and discriminatory capabilities of the model.
Finally, we examined the articles in our sample to determine whether an attempt was made to explicitly delineate the construct that the assessment was built to represent, or whether sources of validity evidence were integrated into a cohesive model.
There were factors identified during the analysis that could be related to other topics, i.e., the transformation of CNs' identity (confusion in roles, conflicting expectations, striving to explicitly delineate the scope of CNs' work and the new professional boundaries).
In this case, the section of the law that allows for the establishment of state exchanges explicitly delineates that subsidies are available to citizens who purchase insurance on state exchanges.
Thus, our study explicitly delineates the time-dependent behavior of the amygdala response when uncoupled from attention during anticipation of heat pain.
Thus, the Navigation Guide transparently and explicitly delineates the science from other key considerations.
Moreover, to our knowledge, no previous study has explicitly sought to delineate the contribution of the IL to recognition memory.
Explicitly Define The Value You Bring.
We did not explicitly target heterosexual women, and did not ask interviewees to delineate their sexuality; all respondents made reference to either currently having boyfriends, or having had sex with men in the past.
