The phrase "also be exploited for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential uses or applications of something, often in a context where it may be taken advantage of or utilized for a specific purpose.
Example: "The new software can also be exploited for enhancing data security measures in the organization."
Alternatives: "can also be utilized for" or "may also be leveraged for".
The proposed system may also be exploited for image processing applications under polychromatic input illumination.
These characteristics could also be exploited for the development of another electrostatic separation process.
This technique can also be exploited for processing novel sheet products that are not possible through conventional rolling.
On the other hand, the potential of nanoparticles to cross barriers can also be exploited for drug delivery.
And it's true, except that it doesn't tell the whole story because anything that can boost or rehabilitate human abilities could also be exploited for military or security purposes, as well as by questionable private enterprises.
Critics had argued that the app could also be used by crooks and others to prey on vulnerable people.In the wrong hands, the technology being developed by Beyond Verbal and its rivals could also be exploited for nefarious ends.
Carbon nanotubes are also being exploited for optoelectronics and photonics applications because of their unusual electrical and optical properties5.
Plants from distant lands were also being exploited for commercial purposes, like the breadfruit seedlings that were shipped from Tahiti to Jamaica to feed the slaves.
Other preparation methods, like sol gel method, atomic layer deposition, microwave heating, plasma decomposition, electrochemical approach and hydrolysis, have also been exploited for a further improvement in the size, structure and performance control or for a simple and easy fabrication with use of fewer chemicals.
It has also been exploited for the development of biosensors to know the presence of xenobiotics (Duran et al. 2002).
The remarkable specificity of Endo-S for native IgG has also been exploited for engineering of IgG glycoforms as described below.
