"explicitly involved" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means that someone or something is directly and clearly involved in a situation or action. Example: The report explicitly involved the CEO in the decision-making process for the new product launch.
The first is how long the state will remain so explicitly involved in the industry.
In the Middle Ages, Christians' near-death narratives explicitly involved harsh judgment and infernal torment.
But charity work has evolved, and most big international development organisations are already explicitly involved in political work.
Hamish McKenzie, of the tech Web site PandoDaily, claims that I overlooked all the startups explicitly involved in social betterment.
But he theorized that Commander Waddle's style, which he described as "very explicitly involved" -- may have paradoxically worked against him with Commander Pfeifer and others aboard.
Many of these groups have, in fact, been explicitly involved in federal election campaigns, as reported upon by The New York Times and Politico.
A variety of materials explicitly involving gender and negotiation are available through the Teaching Negotiation Resource Center TNRCC).
One reason could be associated with the fact that in-home activities do not explicitly involve trips.
While the commission's purpose did not explicitly involve the restoration of dignity, Atuahene examines how the settlement process did or did not provide claimants with dignity restoration.
Shared decision-making, which explicitly involves the patients and their preferences, is therefore imperative, but requires also a sufficient explanatory infrastructure.
We add to the literature by explicitly involving park visitors as stakeholders in the assessment of cultural ecosystem services' delivery as mirrored in park visitor surveys.
