The phrase "unexplored land" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a piece of land that has not been previously explored or discovered. Example: The adventurous group set out to explore the unexplored land beyond the mountains, hoping to discover new species and natural wonders.
The new area included vast stretches of unexplored land and untapped resources.
"The issues of the moment — income stagnation, climate disruption, massive demographic shifts and health care access — seem strange, unexplored land for many in the movement".
"FROM now our route goes farther on, into unexplored land, which no human eyes have yet seen" wrote Xavier Mertz, a member of Douglas Mawson's Australasian Antarctic Expedition (AAE), on November 17 , 1912
The estate buyer will acquire the ranch, with two main compounds, 30,000 acres of cultivated land, thousands of heads of cattle, hundreds of quarter horses and 1,200 oil wells, along with thousands of acres of unexplored land, according to Dallas-based broker Bernard Uechtritz.
Small gem it is, this short story -- about Peachey Carnehan and Daniel Dravot, two drifting, scheming former British Army sergeants in India in the heyday of the British empire who set out to become kings of Kafiristan, an unexplored land "at the top right-hand corner of Afghanistan" -- possesses many facets.
The basis of the game is around building the castle of your dreams and transforming the unexplored land into your very own kingdom.
With Kazan out of the way, Russian adventurers could go beyond the frontiers to previously unexplored lands across the Urals.
Royal empires have been built, unexplored lands have been traversed, great religions and philosophies have been forever changed by the spice trade.
It would not "boldly go" into unexplored lands or establish a far-flung colonial empire.
Unlike many contemporary maps and charts which contained fantastic speculations about unexplored lands, Wright's map has a minimum of detail and blank areas wherever information was lacking.
Recalling the vivid and exotic images Doyle painted of South America has got us thinking about the places in today's world that still hark back to an age of strange, unexplored lands.
