This part of a sentence is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that cannot be done, or to say that something is not possible. For example: The astronaut was unable to explore the planet due to the dangerous environment.
Unable to explore the rain forest, he soon went a bit stir-crazy.
The topic has become so polarised that many feel unable to explore their feelings with anyone, particularly a medical professional.
Apart from the offbeat titles that trickle out of Japan every year, the traditional games industry is now unwilling and unable to explore absurdity and surrealism.
Ms. Siddiqui's lawyers said they met with her before the hearing but lacked privacy and were unable to explore details of her case with her.
What we were unable to explore in our original piece, however, was how these students and their families finance their American college educations.
But relentless rain, harsh winds and low visibility kept helicopters grounded, leaving the team stuck on the ice and unable to explore all the sites.
With only two women using a contraceptive medication in prison in our cohort, we were unable to explore this further.
Given that all participants exhibited regularity in their search path, we were unable to explore whether a regular search path predicted higher accuracy or not.
Indeed, a naive particle-based implementation is unable to explore the entire state-space without omission, unless a prohibitive number of particles is used.
There are millions of black adults who are thus unable to explore opportunities in tech, whether they want to or not.
And to date, traditional computer analysis tools have been unable to explore them fully," it writes on the DeepMind Health website.
