The phrase "are explored and understood" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics, concepts, or phenomena that are being examined and comprehended.
Example: "In this study, various cultural practices are explored and understood to highlight their significance in modern society."
Alternatives: "are examined and grasped" or "are investigated and comprehended."
Only through tight teamwork can these complex systems be explored and understood.
There have been limited attempts to develop computer simulations that allow social impacts to be explored and understood before implementing development projects.
His 1964 book, "Suicide and the Soul," challenged therapists to view thoughts of death not as symptoms to be cured but more as philosophical longings to be explored and understood.
The findings of this research imply that many kinds of transitional processes, such as rock metamorphoses, historical changes, or economical processes, may best be explored and understood using spatio-temporal interfaces.
She gravitated to geophysics, focusing on the oceans, until her curiosity swept her toward the ice, to Antarctica, home to almost 90percentt of the earth's frozen water — "a place on our planet yet to be explored and understood," Bell says.
Yet thanks to advanced, non-invasive scientific approaches, their properties and placement can be explored and understood.
As per Creswell (2014), qualitative approach is a good choice if "a concept or phenomenon needs to be explored and understood because little research has been done on it" and the same author quotes Morse (1991) who states that qualitative approach is useful when the topic is new in terms of exploring variables that should be examined, which is the case in this research.
There are subtle, and not so subtle, differences in men's and women's expression and understanding of emotions that must be explored and understood.
She goes on: "Decisions, for instance, that female sexuality, or homosexuality, or particular sexual desires or acts need to be explored and understood are not innocent decisions; they're full of prior assumptions about what is strange, unusual, or problematic".
