The phrase "also able to explore" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's or something's capability to investigate or examine additional options or areas.
Example: "The new software is not only efficient but is also able to explore various data sets for better insights."
Alternatives: "also capable of exploring" or "also permitted to explore".
We are also able to explore the nature of the results near singularities in conformity with the results of Williams.
We were thus also able to explore the relative importance of two exposure pathways, water and sediment.
A first-year student is also able to explore other areas, such as differential equations, mathematical logic, and probability theory, in filling out the normal course load.
In "Three Tall Women," Albee was also able to explore, indirectly, his own three selves: the queer son, the man longing for love, and the writer, expressing it all on the page, which is another form of love.
We are also able to explore two-round map-reduce algorithms for ma- trix multiplication and show that these never have more communi- cation, for a given reducer size, than the best one-round algorithm, and often have significantly less.
Through FREYJA many consumers are also able to explore innovative skincare lines from Peter Thomas Roth and Miranda Kerr's Kora Organics.
Besides reproducing the literate results, readers of an executable paper should also be able to explore the result space by entering different input parameters than the ones reported in the original text.
Visitors to the website will also be able to explore details of how the system made each match, including the strength of the resemblance across each of the four approaches, together with particular features it has recognised, such as the age and gender of a face.
Jon Hogan, events manager for English Heritage, which owns the Priory, said: Viking Week is the most popular event on the Lindisfarne calendar… As well as full-scale combat and demonstrations of weaponry, visitors will also be able to explore the Viking camp.
Finally, we will develop the scenarios further towards mature simulation training games, to also be able to explore the usability of collaborative AR games in training.
Cafes and bookshops will be incorporated into the ancient complex, and visitors will also be able to explore the ruins through a marked path through the historic site.
