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The phrase 'the explanation to' is correct and can be used in written English. You can use it when you want to provide an explanation for something. For example: "This document provides the explanation to the new accounting regulations."
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Must the assumptions of an explanation be true for the explanation to be correct?
The scientist then unravels the mystery giving you the explanation to work out "whodunit".
(This is, unequivocally, the explanation to Derek Fisher's surprising relevance in the league over the past three years).
He said that he "wanted the explanation to appear in its full context before having face-to-face conversations, so that my apology would make sense".
Still, he added with a tone of mild sarcasm that he was sure his colleagues would "just go away happy" when he conveyed the explanation to them.
For the explanation to be economic, consumers using Google would therefore have to be more worried than those using other search engines.
And that is when the mystery seems about to be resolved, only for the explanation to crumble, like dust through the fingers, into nothing.
If you feel a need to, go ahead and footnote the story of the revelation of the Koran to Muhammad by the angel Gabriel with the explanation to your children that this is what Muslims believe.
Furthermore, a novelly synthesized phosphorylcholine-modified F88 was also studied by the same technique, for the explanation to its different performance in the rheological study, as compared to F88.
Some Iran watchers ascribe the flip-flop over the explanation to a desire to divert attention from the fact that Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran's supreme leader, had been due to visit the city.
Asked why the rugby union player could have encountered the difficulties, Mr Nichol attributed part of the explanation to his history of illness reminding that he continued to use a dialysis machine several times a week.
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