The phrase "generally explored" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics or subjects that have been examined or investigated in a broad or overall manner.
Example: "The concept of artificial intelligence has been generally explored in various academic fields."
Alternatives: "commonly examined" or "widely investigated."
These colleges and universities are generally explored much less than those in the Ivy League, are all across America and have certain idiosyncrasies that help their students thrive.
A sizable body of scholarship has generally explored the decrease in criminal trials, but this "Vanishing Trial" literature has largely ignored the notable state-by-state disparities in jury trial rates.
Most studies have generally explored pharmacists' perceptions or preferences for extended or future roles, or patient-centred services.
The lesion is generally explored on the two main axes and measured, and neighbors surrounding structures are examined looking for anatomical landmarks for orientation during surgery.
It is worth noting that the experiences of cancer patients have been generally explored, and there was no emphasis on a particular type of cancer.
In medicine, self-assessment is generally explored from the perspective of the accuracy of physician self-assessment, usually of clinical knowledge or diagnostic accuracy (Davis et al. 2006).
THE wine panel generally explores a particular region, genre or vintage in all its manifestations.
And whatever their religious beliefs might be, something "Preppers" doesn't generally explore, most of them put their real faith in firearms.
Here, then, we provide an annotated transcript of those comments, highlighting areas where Koch does — and, where he doesn't — align with what scientists have to say about the subject, and more generally exploring his remarks.
For actual tyres which present a high level of damping, the passage from low to high frequencies generally explores the modal and free field regimes but not the diffuse field regime.
Here, we use a temporal compilation of concentrations for the redox-sensitive trace metal rhenium (Re) in ORM to provide an independent constraint on the global extent of mid-Proterozoic ocean anoxia and as a tool for more generally exploring how the marine geochemical cycle of Re has changed through time.
