The phrase "and is explored" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a topic or subject that is being examined or analyzed in detail.
Example: "The concept of time travel is fascinating, and is explored in various science fiction novels."
Alternatives: "and is examined" or "and is investigated".
Unsurprisingly, Friedrich and Lotte become increasingly attracted to each other, but the nature of this triangle proves unusually complex, and is explored with great delicacy in this intriguing tale of love and passion, of conflicting loyalties and self-sacrifice.
The Vacheron Constantin Vladimir is just such a timepiece and is explored here.
Wind energy is believed as one of the most efficient clean renewable energies and is explored more often currently.
This Malm aquifer shows a high potential for geothermal energy production and is explored by the petroleum and geothermal industries as well as by the scientific community since decades (Sachsenhofer et al. 2006; Büchi et al. 1965).
Margin adaptive optimization maximizes the total rate over multi-code parallel channels by optimizing the transmission power such as [24, 25] and is explored in terms of minimizing weighted MSE [20, 21] within a power constraint.
The design process of SolSt is based on parametric variations of its curvature, the density of its modules and the geometry of its cladding, and is explored based on daylight and solar exposure of the covered space.
Kealey thinks it is time for more private universities, and is exploring the idea with philanthropists.
He has kept his travel business and is exploring a sale to an established travel company.
Stanford University has patented the device and is exploring the possibility of commercial uses, Dr. Dai said.
Japan has finished its agreement with Singapore and is exploring options with Canada, Mexico, Korea, Chile and countries in Southeast Asia.
