The phrase "and need to be explored in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics or subjects that require further investigation or analysis.
Example: "The implications of climate change are significant and need to be explored in future research."
Alternatives: "and require further examination in" or "and should be investigated in".
Although this finding has been well established in previous studies, the pathophysiological mechanisms behind these associations are not known and need to be explored in future studies.
The influences of anti-Sm on the function and survival of neurons are currently undetermined and need to be explored in further studies.
However, these aspects are more difficult to be reproduced in preclinical models and need to be explored in a clinical setting.
The cause and the mechanisms of the pain-relieving effect were not investigated in the present study and need to be explored in detail in future studies.
The homologies and relationships based on the DNA sequences contained in the waxy bands have proven phylogenetically informative between the African and American genotypes (Lambertini et al. 2012) and need to be explored in the Mediterranean area.
Even though these works have paved the aerogel application road, the exploration of them in fuel cell reactions in depth and width is necessary, and the applications of metallic aerogels in other areas of catalysis, other electrochemical energy systems, hydrogen storage, surface-enhanced Raman spectrocopy, sensors, etc., are of great interest and need to be explored in the near future.
These and other factors need to be explored in future experiments (see below).
These hypothesis, however, need to be explored in detail in the future.
For open innovation, cultural issues need to be explored in various contexts.
The role of this pathway in islet cells will need to be explored in future studies.
Such conditions need to be explored in detailed cytological studies of cell division in trichomonads.
