The phrase "exhaustively explored" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a topic or subject that has been thoroughly investigated or analyzed in detail.
Example: "The research paper exhaustively explored the effects of climate change on marine biodiversity."
Alternatives: "thoroughly examined" or "comprehensively investigated."
Other, more accessible writers have exhaustively explored Alan Greenspan's past.
The polyelectrolyte effect of these materials was exhaustively explored through the acid-base properties, swelling and zeta potential.
Time to go back to plan A because, as a play, this six hours felt painfully drawn out, overly explained, exhaustively explored.
But vomiting is merely one of the many bodily functions extensively, indeed, exhaustively explored in the pages of The Real Animal House.
Later, we have exhaustively explored the strategies used for engineering cholesterol biosensors with nanotubes, nanoparticles and nanocomposites.
The art of Butoh, exhaustively explored in the New York Butoh Festival this month and last at several New York locations, including Japan Society, has always seemed a ferociously intense theater-dance form with an unyielding grip on life, death and other themes.
Every journalist salivates at the prospect of raising the ire of a newsmaker, and I responded with a language column exhaustively exploring the etymology of that bovine epithet.
One promising approach to detecting such faults is to build a state transition model for an RBA, and exhaustively explore the model's state space.
It is then used to simplify the process for heuristic search of the optimal threshold instead of exhaustively exploring every possible threshold vector in three-dimensional space.
A probabilistic µ-analysis method is presented in this paper to exhaustively explore the uncertain parametric domain while evaluating the cumulative probability density function of the performance index.
Kennedy – and his alleged lover, Marilyn Monroe – were recurrent reference points in Mailer's journalism and, in one of his best later works, the author exhaustively explores the character and background of the assassin.
