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The phrase "not well explored" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has not been thoroughly investigated or studied. Example: "The effects of climate change on polar bears are still not well explored, and more research is needed in this area."
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She noticed that a particular behavior of C. elegans had been described but not well explored: it can taste waterborne chemicals and move toward those it finds attractive.
So in the field of analysis of pile due to combined load was not well explored.
However, the relationship between impulsivity and anxiety disorders is arguable and not well explored.
Despite utilitarian walking, the contribution of the built environment in explaining non-utilitarian walking is still not well explored.
Indeed, in all these processes, the precise biochemical role and the mechanism of azoreductase are still not well explored.
However, the role of nitrogen-fixing methanotrophs in nitrogen supply to Sphagnum peat mosses is not well explored.
However, changes of functional connectivity between pain related brain regions and networks were not well explored in this study.
However, carrier transport and recombination dynamics associated with a lower polarization effect in the m-LED are not well explored.
Although not well explored in the context of chaos, there are interesting questions regarding both topics deserving of further exploration.
We demonstrated the potential for using remote sensing data to evaluate regions that are not well explored.
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This relation is not well-explored in the literature.
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