"explicitly follow" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where someone is following instructions very carefully and without any misinterpretations. For example, "The worker was asked to explicitly follow the safety protocol."
A few studies did not explicitly follow ICHD-II or ICHD-I [78, 89 93].
The change comes shortly after another update also focused on broadening users' access to content beyond what's being posted to those accounts you explicitly follow.
Thanks to their Lists feature, Twitter offers you a way to keep up with people you follow on Facebook without having to explicitly follow them on Twitter as well.
This random number includes all the regular (non-attack) traffic that goes through this node at the given time step, and we do not explicitly follow the path of individual normal traffic packets.
This itself strongly suggests that, in this way too, actions come first, where these actions may (to invoke Kant's famous distinction) either explicitly follow from the rule, or stand in accordance with them but (for Wittgenstein) in an inexplicit way.
Solvent induced swelling, where PDMS absorbs a nonpolar solvent, is used to actuate folding mechanics with complex temporal and spatial profiles that explicitly follow the design rules established by the gradient cross-link density, features that elicit a programmable swelling (and therefore, folding) of the two-dimensional sheets.
Steven Aftergood, a senior research analyst with the federation, said that although his organization's efforts to make intelligence resources available to the public have attracted a good deal of interest from abroad, Agentura is the first foreign site that has explicitly followed his group's lead.
Lange (2007) explicitly follows the systemic approach to function.
Here and elsewhere Reid frequently speaks with the scientists and uses 'cause' in a colloquial way to refer to physical causes; in doing so, he explicitly follows David Hume's lead.
Thus, ManuFuture explicitly followed a 'triple helix' approach to provide the actors from industry, academia and public administration (PA) with strategic intelligence (SI) and a common vision as guiding 'polar star' for their respective RTDI activities and investments (Fig. 3).
Using the predictions of the saltation abrasion model as a reference, we find that the threshold of motion is the most important effect that should be represented explicitly, followed in order of decreasing importance by the cover effect, the tools effect and the threshold of suspension effect.
