The phrase "also explored in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a topic or subject that has been examined or discussed in another context, such as a book, article, or study.
Example: "The themes of identity and belonging are also explored in a recent article published in the journal."
Alternatives: "also examined in a" or "also discussed in a".
This problem has been previously studied by Rochberg and Semmes, and is also explored in a paper of Connes, Sullivan and Telemann.
A feasibility study of the MIDOS pile in carbonate sands (Dog's Bay sand) was also explored in a laboratory test program.
Spatial configurations of GFMs were also explored in a large agricultural area and demonstrated that the GFM policy is adequate to provide a corridor function.
The more sensitive side of life at sea is also explored in a collection of illustrated letters written by a chief stoker to his sweetheart.
The motif of identity was also explored in A Daisy is a Daisy is a Daisy Except When It's a Girl's Name, where Wolfsgruber created fantastic portraits of half-girls, half-flowers, inspired by the custom (common to many cultures) of assigning floral names to girls.
Intervention efficacy was also explored in a per protocol analysis.
The protective effect of VEGF-A was also explored in an in vivo model of experimental glaucoma, in which RGC death was induced by mechanically increasing IOP.
The DAP3 gene expression was also explored in an independent qPCR analysis with 12 OTA and five OTC samples paired with unaffected surrounding tissue and compared with the seven OTA and eight OTC samples from the microarray data set.
This combination was also explored in Japan in a phase II trial [ 30] and subsequently in a phase III trial [ 13], but failed to show statistically significant superiority over infusional 5-FU alone.
Improvements and possible upgrading of the existing experiment designs are also explored in view of a future and more intensive use of lichens in Astrobiology.
The show reveals the highly personal chaos of domestic life — a theme Daifu also explored in "Family," from 2009, a series of portraits from the cramped Tokyo apartment where he lived with his parents and five siblings.
