"readily explainable" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to something that can be explained without difficulty. For example, "The mechanism behind this phenomenon was readily explainable."
In these lectures, Dr. Lee breaks down law enforcement into simple statistics and readily explainable science.
"An inquest managed and run by an independent coroner is more readily explainable to some of our foreign partners, and the integrity of the process more readily grasped, than an inquiry, established by the government, under a chairman appointed by the government, which has the power to see government material, potentially relevant to their interests, in secret".
"An inquest managed and run by an independent coroner is more readily explainable to some of our foreign partners," the letter said, "and the integrity of the process more readily grasped, than an inquiry, which has the power to see government material potentially relevant to their interests, in secret".
"An inquest managed and run by an independent coroner is more readily explainable to some of our foreign partners, and the integrity of the process more readily grasped, than an inquiry, established by the Government, under a chairman appointed by the Government, which has the power to see Government material potentially relevant to their interests, in secret.
It affected them harshly, but it was readily explainable retrospectively.
Second, it has been argued that in cases of illusion and perceptual relativity at least, there is after all an object present, namely the relevant physical object, which is simply misperceived, for the most part in readily explainable ways.
We propose that the explainable factors may be those that cannot be readily accessible.
This model explained 99.2 of the 99.6% explainable statistical data.
This discrepancy is explainable by ease of access, as dogs in training were more readily available for sampling at the GDS.
Alone, that explains nothing; this isn't at all an explainable thing.
'White' means 'quantitatively explainable'grayray' means 'qualitatively explainable', and 'black' means it is not explained by the volumetric strain change at all.
