The phrase "extensively found in" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is commonly or widely found in a particular place or situation. Here is an example sentence: "Plastic pollution is extensively found in our oceans, causing harm to marine life."
It is extensively found in India and Indonesia [20].
Circular thin plates are extensively found in numerous types of engineering applications.
Particularly, synergistic effects have been extensively found in the family of graphene-based composites in recent years.
Cyanide is an extreme hazard and extensively found in the wastes of refinery, coke plant, and metal plating industries.
Hexanol and isoamyl alcohol are higher alcohols that are extensively found in foods, especially in alcoholic drinks (Styger et al. 2011).
Carbonate reservoirs include limestone and dolomite, with carbonate reservoirs extensively found in brittle fractures and karst caves taking the largest proportion.
Genome-wide alteration in methylation is extensively found with age.
These sites mediate interactions that organize the sperm genome into domains and compartments that overlap extensively with those found in mESCs.
Breakpoint sequences have been extensively duplicated in 22q11.2, and we hypothesize that they may carry information to form adjacent highly biased A + T regions that mutate extensively and are found in several regions of 22q11.2.
These results demonstrate that HF stem cells located in the bulge have the potential to proliferate more extensively than those found in the cyclic regeneration component including the bulb.
While the rosette TCs have been extensively studied and found in all seed plants, the linear TCs may be the most ancient, given their wider distribution across bacteria, fungi, animals and many classes of algae including stramenopiles [ 48, 50].
