The phrase "also explore that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when suggesting that someone should investigate or consider an additional topic or idea alongside what has already been discussed.
Example: "In addition to the main themes of the book, we should also explore that aspect of the author's background."
Alternatives: "further investigate that" or "look into that as well."
In France, Mr. L?'s rise from the heir to a lumber business to philosopher was also explored that same year in a book, "Une Imposture Fran?se" (A French Imposter), by two French journalists from the satirical weekly Le Canard Encha? and Le Nouvel Observateur.
But The New Yorker has also explored that other species of gift — the one that says, "Thinking of you, and, by the way, I'm really expensive".
It also explores that the reservoirs containing only free gas are termed gas reservoirs.
The chapter also explores that physicists, engineers, hydrologists have examined experimentally the behavior of various fluids as they flow through porous media ranging from sand packs to fused Pyrex glass.
It also explores that if one restricts the set of queries to be in CQk (a common restriction in practice), then one can always encode the infinite set of GLAV formulas using a finite representation.
This result implies that a feedback causality exists in long-run economic growth and financial innovation [lnGDPPC < == > lnM2/M1], which is supported by Bara and Mudxingiri (2016) and Mannah-Blankson and Belnye (2004), study also explored that feedback hypothesis is also prevail between [lnGDPPC < == > lnDCB], which is in line with results in the literature (Rana and Barua 2015).
It also explores that the strength of the brand can arguably indicate the quality of the product.
Previous study on the oesophageal mucosa TJs have also explored that bile acidic solutions can impair mucosal integrity [ 34].
The same study also explored that teachers felt empowered in participation of HIV/AIDS-education intervention, ultimately resulting in an increased awareness about the problems [ 28].
