Could the fleet turn against Germany's western flank?

After destroying the High Seas Fleet, could Britain clear the mines and use the Grand Fleet against Germany's western flank?

Such operations could follow, but the Royal Navy would first need time to replace losses and restore a usable force structure.

Clearing mines and attacking the coastal flank becomes possible after German naval resistance collapses. The immediate obstacle is the damage suffered in winning the decisive battle. New R-class battleships and other ships would continue entering service, and Britain would probably accelerate construction. Crews, escorts, and supporting forces would also need to be reorganized after the losses. The fleet could later support a western coastal offensive, but it could not pivot instantly from a destructive Baltic battle to another major campaign.