The phrase "are highly prospective" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has a lot of potential or promise, often in contexts like business, investment, or exploration.
Example: "The new mining sites are highly prospective, indicating a strong likelihood of valuable mineral deposits."
Alternatives: "are very promising" or "show great potential."
"We've still got some serious area to cover, including some areas in the assessment that are highly prospective for finding the aircraft, and the aircraft's very likely there.
Lithium sulfur (Li-S) batteries are highly prospective for future generations of transportation and grid storage due to their high energy density and low cost.
Our study also shows that the Early Cretaceous mantle-derived (juvenile crust-derived), highly-oxidized and less-evolved granitoids are most favourable for the generation of significant porphyry Cu-Au deposits, while the Middle-Late Jurassic mature crust-derived, relatively-reduced and highly-evolved granitoids are highly prospective for Pb-Zn and W mineralisations.
"This discovery, combined with Rockhopper's Sea Lion discovery, confirms our belief that the eastern flank play fairway in the North Falkland Basin is highly prospective and that further oil fields will be discovered in this area".
In particular, a remarkably preserved palaeoshoreline sequence along the north-eastern margin of the Eucla Basin is highly prospective for heavy mineral placer deposits.
In vitro propagation of plants with high bioactive content and cell culture technologies for large-scale production of such secondary metabolites with medicinal significance will be highly prospective and will provide new dimensions to this area of research.
In addition, further prospective studies are highly recommended to clarify the mechanisms underlying AH, its triggers and prevention strategies.
The Barthel Index, SF36 and HOQ are highly detailed quantitative scores, which require prospective collection of data and a fairly heavy logistic organization.
By contrast, adoption is highly regulated: prospective parents have to submit to intrusive interviews and home visits.
Prospective randomized blind studies are highly appreciated.
Further studies with prospective designs using this new potentially useful tool are highly required.
