"can be further explored" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that something is open to further examination or inquiry. For example, "The effects of this new medicine on children can be further explored."
Shadows can be further explored in Human sundial, an outdoor experiment from the Royal Observatory Greenwich.
These results can be further explored for their an implication in e-nose applications.
This highly efficient genome engineering system can be further explored for multiplex genome engineering purposes.
These dyes can be further explored for their usefulness as donors in organic photovoltaic (OPV) cells.
Two quinoxaline derivatives (7d and 7e) showed good results, which can be further explored to develop novel anti-HIV agents.
We discuss how dedicatedmodeling efforts can betterfit HR 8799 planets'near-IRflux, as well as how differences between the properties ofthese planets can be further explored.
From these results, chalcogenodiazolo [3,4-c]pyridine-ProDOTs can be further explored as green and NIR electrochromic materials towards indoor electrochromic products and flexible displays.
The bisazo polymers obtained in this study can be further explored for applications in telecommunication, data-storage, sensors, and other optical devices.
By taking this alias — it is one of five Mr. O'Doherty uses; each can be further explored at the exhibition — he makes the issue fresh each time his art is shown under it.
This can be further explored using different modulation sources for the PR experiments.
In addition its potential presence in other adhesive formulations [35] and real time ageing characteristics can be further explored.
