The phrase "also possible to exploit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing opportunities or methods that can be taken advantage of in a particular context.
Example: "In addition to the existing strategies, it is also possible to exploit new technologies to enhance productivity."
Alternatives: "also feasible to utilize" or "additionally able to leverage".
However, it is also possible to exploit some continuous (but, in general, not convex) approximation of the ℓ0 norm, as proposed in [28].
It is also possible to exploit the electrochemical fabrication processes in order to control the degradation rates, which in turn could control the release of surface-bound oligonucleotides.
In single-trait analyses, it is also possible to exploit the fact that the matrix M is symmetric and positive definite.
It was also possible to exploit variations between included studies to investigate and attempt to explain observed variations in effects, addressing the second objective of this review to assess potential effect modifiers.
It is also possible to exploit the much larger data base on avoidance behavior to other sources of human health risk such as air pollution and drinking water contamination (Zivin and Neidell 2013).
It may also be possible to exploit differential positional identity markers to develop site-directed pharmacological treatments.
It would also be theoretically possible to exploit bugs in other chipsets – such as graphics controllers or bus controllers.
Additionally, it is also possible to directly exploit optical map information during genome assembly to help determine the correct path through the assembly graph [ 13].
Recent evidence suggests that NK cells also regulate the adaptive T-cell response and that it might be possible to exploit this ability to eliminate autoreactive T cells in autoimmune disease and alloreactive T cells in transplantation.
We also design a scheduler structure for multiple frequency channels that chooses a good channel for each user whenever possible to exploit frequency diversity.
It may be possible to exploit biomechanical and biochemical stimuli to expose cryptic biomolecular signals in synthetic biomaterials, as also occurs in some natural ECM molecules [ 73].
