The phrase "are further discovered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing findings or revelations that occur after an initial discovery, often in a scientific or investigative context.
Example: "As the research progressed, new variables are further discovered that impact the results."
Alternatives: "are additionally found" or "are subsequently revealed".
Yan Yunxiang has pointed out that individuals in the Chinese society who break away from family or family organization due to the influence of the national political movement in the collectivization era, are further discovering the self and reshaping the self under the dual effects of the market economy and changing national policies.
Surprisingly, it was further discovered that TiO2 layer not only alleviates the volume expansion but also helps to facilitate Li ion transport compared with SnO2.
When it was further discovered that a mutation of the gene found in certain populations conferred near-immunity to the AIDS virus, questions about race and genetics arose.
This binding motif was further discovered to also exist in streptavidin-binding aptamers (SBAs) selected by three other laboratories using different methods.
XPS and XRD patterns reveal that LiOH in the anode material, which originates from the conversion reaction, is further discovered to be available and reversible for surface-enhanced lithium storage.
It was further discovered that mass transfer is enhanced due to microwave heating when compared to conventional stripping processes, with this improvement in efficiency due to the ability of the microwave process to overcome the channelling effects that limit conventional mass transfer processes.
It was further discovered that some jet fuels currently in the market may exceed the 12 cSt viscosity threshold as the fuel approaches the freeze point specification maximum.
It was further discovered that acetaldehydes generate DNA lesions, most notably DNA interstrand crosslinks, which lead to activation of the FA pathway via monoubiquitination of FANCD2.
It was further discovered that base pair insertions in the target strand resulted in only 2 5 ms increases in the relaxation times, while single base pair mismatches resulted in 1 21 ms increases in T2, indicating that these systems could potentially be used to selectively detect DNA mutations.
