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The phrase "are not fully explored" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics, ideas, or concepts that have not been thoroughly examined or investigated.
Example: "The implications of climate change on biodiversity are not fully explored in current research."
Alternatives: "are not completely examined" or "remain underexplored".
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Spatial and temporal information of videos are not fully explored together to solve this problem.
However, cigar smoking increases cardiovascular risk, but the mechanisms involved are not fully explored.
The influences of the different diameter of the sheaves and the sheaves wearing by variable loads are not fully explored.
The behavior of inverted T-shaped beams with both web and flange closed stirrups are not fully explored.
Although it was believed network coding benefits CCN, the real advantages, architectural implications and design choices are not fully explored.
"There's a real risk, if these matters are not fully explored, that confidence in our justice system could be undermined," she told the tribunal.
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In practice, though, these angles aren't fully explored, and Carey's emotional choreography isn't sure-footed enough to make Che's story live up to its dramatic opening.
There are a number of emergent potentials in different problem areas - from categorisation (using folksonomies) to indexing (using hashtags), hyperlinking (using user-generated links) and recommendation systems (using social graphs), which aren't fully explored in many disciplines yet.
Each instance of rape from the third, fourth and fifth seasons is only talked about in one episode, and the experiences of the survivors aren't fully explored.
The territory was not fully explored until the 1890s.
However, their resistance against thermal fatigue is not fully explored.
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