The phrase "as explored from" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used when discussing a topic that has been examined or analyzed from a particular perspective or source, but it is better to use more conventional phrasing.
Example: "The concept of identity is complex, as explored from various cultural viewpoints."
Alternatives: "as examined from" or "as analyzed from".
For much of the discussion, the Belt and Road Initiative was chosen as a departure point, in which risks as well as opportunities were explored from both the global and the Chinese perspectives.
They are finding a trail of artifacts and other clues left by Hernando de Soto and his soldiers nearly 450 years ago as they explored from Florida to the Appalachian Mountains and then out to Texas, looking in vain for gold and glimpsing the many aboriginal people whose lives would never again be the same.
Throw in the urgent concerns of a world fleeing from conflict, as explored in designer Kai Fischer's award-winning Last Dream (On Earth), and you have a vexing dichotomy.
As we have explored, from intron 2 to intron 17, about 82% of the length of the TOP1 gene, we have obtained a global insight of the haplotype distribution.
The lateral excursion and depth increased as the brain stem was explored from caudal to rostral.
Nevertheless, the possibility that female signals further advertise indirect benefits such as good genes remains poorly explored from an empirical perspective [but see [ 18, 19]].
The notion of performance is explored from two perspectives: as a research method and as a powerful conceptual tool that affords a multi-scalar tracing of the connections between belonging, aesthetics, and the legacy of tourism narratives in a contemporary rural place.
The Manhattan subculture of upscale bohemian émigrés examined in "The Imperialists Are Still Alive!" is a world that, so far as I know, hasn't been explored from the inside with any depth.
Instead of looking back at the art executed in Central and Eastern Europe before 1989 — the focus of many recent shows, including one this year at the Pompidou Center — "Erased Walls" is touted as exploring art from the region since 2000, in geopolitical, economic, cultural and artistic contexts.
Though you can't touch the skeleton, you can handle casts of individual bones, as well as explore interactive displays from the Field Museum in Chicago (the authentic Sue's home).
As well as exploring her formative years, from her childhood in Rangoon, schooling in Delhi and her time in Oxford as a student and later housewife, Popham offers a coherent analysis of Burma's history.
