The phrase "also required to explore" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that exploration is an additional requirement in a given context or task.
Example: "In addition to conducting research, the team is also required to explore alternative solutions to the problem."
Alternatives: "also needed to investigate" or "additionally obligated to examine".
Additional research is also required to explore respiratory rate differences among age groups, ranks and locations of deployment.
Further research is also required to explore the transferability of our findings to other contexts.
A more substantial evidence base is also required to explore the various factors that may affect the efficacy of patient based feedback.
Larger datasets are also required to explore whether lifestyle factors, such as sedentary behaviour, could modify or contribute to the relations between novel genetic risk factors and adiposity.
Further research is also required to explore the views of clients about the acceptability of PHC clinicians screening and offering intervention for lifestyle risk factors.
Research is also required to explore whether practitioners' ethical orientations impact on their views on the acceptability and use of deferred consent in this setting.
Excessive time also is required to explore thoroughly a complete range of orbital parameters in numerical experiments in order to determine the extent of chaotic zones in various configurations (e.g., those in the asteroid belt near orbital mean motion commensurabilities with Jupiter).
31 Qualitative research may also be required to explore the mechanisms involved.
Increased experience may also be a factor in compassion satisfaction however further study is required to explore this.
Further research is required to explore the generalizability of this study; it might also explore health outcomes related to reduction in alcohol use.
He also argues oil companies have to become huge, undertaking many projects, in order to spread the risk of putting up the vast sums of money that are now required to explore for oil reserves.
