The phrase "concept is explored" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the act of investigating or examining a specific idea or notion in more depth. Example: In her essay, the author's main concept is explored through various real-life examples and personal anecdotes.
A single concept is explored in its most literal sense; then layer after layer is peeled away, in the manner of an archaeological exercise, until countless associations have been examined.
This concept is explored from very different national and literary angles in At Risk (2005), written by former MI5 boss Stella Rimington John Updikee's novel Terrorist (2006); and Chris Cleave's Incendiary (2005), which, with grim serendipity, was published on the day of the 7/7 attacks on the London transport system.
The wakeup radio concept is explored and used in sensor networks.
In this paper, this concept is explored further using MCNP code.
A concept is explored in this study to improve the energy absorption of such structures by the addition of a viscous mechanism.
This concept is explored herein for a 13.2 MW rated downwind design compared to a conventional upwind three-bladed rotor design that uses the Sandia SNL100-02 blades.
This is where sentiment analysis and sentiment mapping come in, a concept being explored by the Royal College of Art, startup Commonplace and the UK's technology and innovation centre, Transport Systems Catapult.
The viability of the concept was explored with a group of peatland stakeholders.
Initial characteristics of this novel concept were explored using the Monte Carlo code MCNP6.
This concept was explored in a polyester polystyrene system based on rigid-chain polyesters (PES) containing double-bond units.
For this reason, the concept was explored by contrasting the direct and indirect benefits (lansung or tidak langsung in Bahasa Indonesia) of each land use (Figure 1).
