The phrase "above explored" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer back to something that has been discussed or analyzed earlier in the text.
Example: "The implications of the theory, as above explored, suggest a need for further research."
Alternatives: "previously discussed" or "earlier examined".
Bulgaria's capital, Sofia, about 250 miles from Bucharest, is full of significant sites and monuments, including the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, above, explored by Gregory Dicum in "An Ancient City That Wears Its History Well" (April 30, 2006).
Experimental from its inception, the 1922 house, above, explored nascent California modernism and communal living, providing work and domestic spaces for Mr. Schindler, his wife and another couple (all of whom slept on the roof, instead of in conventional bedrooms).
Devin Curry's new mini-documentary profile of the musician, "MOODS," (above) explores the artist's multi-faceted inspirations and recording processes.
Paul Voosen, who's one of my favorite science journalists these days, has written a fine piece examining the scientific and societal debate over the Anthropocene, the proposed term for this era in which human decisions (or indecision) will leave a durable mark in planetary systems and even in the planet's stratified rock.* (The video above explores the Anthropocene as environmental meme).
To account for the change of object appearance, almost all the trackers mentioned above explore an adaptive appearance model for the on-line sample updating [5] or learning [16,17].
The Sound of Bottles, Wang's installation embedded above, explores the simple gesture of blowing over the top of a glass bottle in order to produce sound.
Of the above, 80.8% explored health-related information on the Internet for <2 h/week.
In this paper, the strength of the PRE in ionosonde data is examined, and the potential influence of the geophysical activity (i.e., "forcing from above") is explored.
Although the above example explored a large dynamic range, typical dynamic ranges for FC data are even larger.
In this paper, we have studied this topic from a viewpoint different from the above to explore the fundamental limits in image motion estimation.
We will also repeat all of the above to explore differences between ADHD, at risk, and control groups.
