'explicitly documented' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize that something is explicitly recorded in writing. For example, "The company's policies are explicitly documented in the employee handbook."
Architecture decisions are often not explicitly documented in practice, even though explicit capturing and documentation of architecture decisions has been associated with a multitude of benefits.
Visual design and communication skills are seldom explicitly documented or transmitted in the academy.
If a function is not explicitly documented to operate in-place, however, you should assume that it does not.
If a function is not "explicitly documented to operate in-place", however, you should assume that it does "not".
It has not been explicitly documented whether the non-specific binding of Fc fragments of Ab is equally problematic for frozen tissue sections and paraffin-embedded tissue sections.
While it cannot be explicitly documented, the fact that Geo TV did eventually broadcast the YouTube clip must have boosted the perceived credibility of citizen journalism.
The internal validity was enhanced by displaying quotations to supplement the analysis where quotations explicitly document linkages or explanations.
The panel felt the portfolio would implicitly provide information on the relationship, but that it did not have to explicitly document this.
dQuantitative research grounded in a positivist paradigm is less likely to be reflexive about and explicitly document epistemological stance than qualitative research where revealing these deep structures is considered central to establishing trustworthiness of findings.
This is infrequently acknowledged explicitly or documented, even in studies that have looked into the coping strategies of health professionals [ 3- 5, 28, 29, 41, 44, 45].
Details of the simulation model are documented explicitly, and the MATLAB codes can be accessed through [24] for regenerating the results.
