"deserve exploration" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize that something is worth further investigation. For example: "The potential impacts of global warming on migratory bird populations deserve exploration."
But there are other ways to buoy economies, including eco-tourism, that deserve exploration.
Among the issues that deserve exploration are: how to design ethical studies and recruit appropriate human subjects for testing new technologies, how much to regulate scientific research, and how to put into practice new medical technologies in a way that respects individual rights and social justice.
Importantly, this study reinforces the idea that landscape issues such as habitat complementation deserve exploration among other lentic-breeding amphibians that seasonally require both aquatic and terrestrial habitats.
While this should encourage greater competition from generic suppliers, other mechanisms for increasing purchase volumes, such as bulk or forward purchasing instruments, also deserve exploration.
Several other potential reasons for low recombination in these regions deserve exploration.
This possibility could not be confirmed with the current methods and deserve exploration in future studies.
The idea deserves exploration.
Despite the skepticism of teachers' unions, the idea deserves exploration.
But Ms. Meyers and others believed the standard approach was flawed and decided the issue deserved exploration.
The wine list deserves exploration too, as it was created by the owner's brother, Andrés Rosberg, president of the Argentine Sommelier Association.
The potential of therapies targeting the restoration of endothelial function deserves exploration.
