The phrase "extensively exposed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that has been subjected to a significant amount of exposure, often in a context related to experiences, environments, or information.
Example: "The researchers found that the participants who were extensively exposed to the new technology adapted more quickly than those who were not."
Alternatives: "thoroughly exposed" or "widely exposed."
Distant from the ice margin, however, red colluvium is extensively exposed on interfluves.
Marine echinoderms are filter-feeding invertebrates widely distributed along the coasts, and which are therefore extensively exposed to anthropogenic xenobiotics.
Fan 3 exhibits an extensively exposed turbidite system, which enables a detailed investigation of its architecture and growth history.
In addition, extensively exposed submucosa, especially with an ESD, directly contacts colonic luminal bacteria after the procedure, which may increase the risk of bacteremia.
We conducted epidemiologic investigations and serologic assays on household contacts that were extensively exposed to three influenza A (H7N9) virus infected case-patients before infection-control practices were implemented.
The data suggest that these sheep, whilst being extensively exposed to interactions with humans, were unable to identify them with all the same 'expert' methods as were used to discriminate other sheep.
The purpose was to extensively expose its beauty and thus invite more tourists into the area.
It is particularly difficult to design controllers for non-stationary maneuvers in which the helicopter goes through various flight regimes, extensively exposing the great complexity of helicopter dynamics.
Ground beef may come from any area of the cow and is handled extensively exposing the meat to potential bacteria.
The superior electrochemical performance is ascribed to hierarchical multidimensional graphene architecture, high graphene crystallinity, expansile graphene interlayer distance, and extensively lateral exposed edges/pores, which can promote the electron and ion transport.
Blots were then incubated with peroxidase-conjugated anti-rabbit IgG antibodies (1 10,000; Abliance SAS, Compiègne, France) at room temperature for 30 min, washed extensively and exposed to the chemiluminescent substrate ECL Plus (GE Healthcare).
