"can be explored further" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to express that a topic or idea can be studied or investigated more deeply. Example: "The concept of time travel has always been intriguing, and it can be explored further in science fiction novels."
Furthermore, by better understanding the genus, its utility in practical applications such as ecosystem restoration can be explored further.
Our results clearly indicate the identification of some novel, selective and specific inhibitors against MTB that can be explored further for potential antitubercular drug.
We give examples of these four scenarios and have developed a conceptual model that captures the common mechanisms relevant to each, with predictions for how these can be explored further in future studies.
Amongst the reported prodrugs, potential of SSDGV2 (latentiated derivative of mesalazine with L-histidine) can be explored further as a promising candidate for the safer management of inflammatory bowel disease.
Finally the whole effort leads to total nine most promising analogues (1c, 2b, 2c, 2d, 2h, 3c, 3d, 3i and 4d) which can be explored further as a template to design more potential agents against cerebral malaria.
Current review describes the immense potential of microbes being used as food colorants and we also present an insight on novel strains and production methods which can be explored further for application in food industry.
The present study is the preliminary stage and can also be explored further in relation to time, humidity and other factors.
He told the magazine that rail re-nationalisation was a policy "people can latch onto, and should be explored further".
Renationalising the railways was a policy that the public "can latch onto and should be explored further", he added.
Adaptive bitrate as well as beacon interval can be explored to further improve the performance.
For example, the value of combined standard- and small-voxel PET in visual evaluation can be explored, to further improve the accuracy.
