The phrase "exploration remains" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the continued practice or activity of exploring or investigating something. Here are some examples: - "Despite facing numerous challenges, the exploration of space remains a top priority for many countries." - "The exploration of new and uncharted territories remains a driving force for adventurers and scientists alike." - "While advances in technology have changed the way we explore, the basic human desire for exploration remains unchanged." - "One of the main goals of this expedition is to document any new species that may have remained undiscovered through previous exploration efforts."
The band, still led by Jon Langford, may not be making the same intellectually rigorous music that defined it in the mid-eighties, but the sense of exploration remains.
Still, urban exploration remains a popular pastime, as it can be done in any manmade environment anywhere in the world.
But as illustrated by recent missions, small body surface exploration remains challenging, expensive, and fraught with risk.
Despite recent advances in tactile sensing, robust active exploration remains a challenging problem, which is a major hurdle to the practical deployment of tactile sensors in robots.
On the other hand, renal exploration remains mandatory in every case of haemodynamic instability following renal trauma and if a pulsatile or expanding retroperitoneal haematoma is identified during exploratory laparotomy performed for other abdominal injuries.
Space exploration remains a priority for Russia, President Dmitry Medvedev has said, as the country marks the 50th anniversary of the first human space flight by cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin.
Postoperative bleeding requiring transfusions and surgical re-exploration remains an important complication because it is associated with short- and long-term postoperative mortality, morbidity, prolonged hospitalization, and higher societal healthcare costs (Murphy et al., 2007).
"This exploration programme remains critically important to America's energy needs, to the economy and jobs in Alaska, and to Shell," it said.
"This exploration program remains critically important to America's energy needs, to the economy and jobs in Alaska, and to Shell," a statement published by the company said.
Although diagnosis of resectability has been facilitated by the use of multidetector, high-resolution computed-tomography exploration often remains necessary.
They were not artifacts unearthed during an exploration of the remains of the original tunnel.
