The phrase "available for exploration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that can be examined, investigated, or studied, such as a location, concept, or resource.
Example: "The newly discovered cave system is available for exploration by researchers and adventurers alike."
Alternatives: "open for investigation" or "accessible for study".
Criminy; is there no other family dynamic available for exploration out there in animated-movie land?
Some 95percentt of Alaska's oil-rich North Slope lands are already available for exploration or development.
In Hayward's words, Kurdistan may be "the last big on-shore 'easy' oil province available for exploration by private companies anywhere in the world", with reserves equivalent to the North Sea's before those were exploited.
Although Congress is unlikely to approve his misguided plan to drill in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, the president has asked his Interior secretary, Gale Norton, to inventory other federal lands that can be made available for exploration.
The administration will also accelerate a review of the potential environmental impact of drilling off the southern and central Atlantic coast and will consider making some areas available for exploration.
The microarray data from this study constitutes the Genomics Institute of Novartis Foundation GNFF) Human and Mouse Gene Atlases and is publicly available for exploration through the SymAtlas web‐application (http://symatlas.gnf.org).org
The Interior Department on Wednesday made 2.6 million acres of potentially oil-rich territory in northern Alaska available for energy exploration.
With archives like those from Chandra and other major observatories, such vistas will be available for future exploration.
With no other rigs available for deepwater exploration, that means Cuba must now postpone what had become an abiding dream: a windfall that would save Cuba's economy and lead to a uniquely Cuban utopia where the island's socialist system was paid for by oil sales to its capitalist neighbors.
We are now in an era of "gradual decrease in state funding available for space exploration programmes", says Sawyer.
In addition, external links to PubChem database and SDF files for 2D and 3D structures were available for further exploration of chemical-specific information and development of QSAR models, respectively.
