The phrase "a bit of exploring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a small amount of investigation or discovery, often in a casual or informal context.
Example: "During our vacation, we decided to do a bit of exploring around the local area to find hidden gems."
Alternatives: "a little exploration" or "some light exploration".
"This is our research and development and design teams doing a bit of exploring and risk taking," says Mr Hardcastle, pointing to how the Emerg-e has been born out of a range of new partnerships.
Naturally, this guide only scratches the surface, but perhaps has whetted your appetite to do a bit of exploring when you eat at an Italian restaurant and inspired you to try something new.
Rain or not, I also spent a bit of time exploring the city of Castro.
It takes a bit of persistent exploring to find the one chunk of background on the artworks and on the collection itself: a brief but excellent text by Charles Ryskamp, the director of The Frick Collection, which is available under one of the "info" options.
While I think it's a bit small for a longer trip, it's more than sufficient for a bit of urban exploring and at $120 it's a well-priced, roomy bag for folks who want a bit of rubber clad excitement.
This might look obvious at first glance, but if you spend a bit of time exploring business blogs and other content created by and for businesses, you'll likely notice that many of them do not adhere to those 2 basic guidelines.
But there's quite a bit of poorly explored DNA sequence--dubbed "dark matter --that matter --thatore genes.
After a cheerful steak sandwich in the Sunrise Lodge, Kristine and I ride the Sunshine Express to mid mountain to meet our snow host for a bit of hard-core exploring.
So, during his next phone meeting with the head of Latin America, he pushes a bit to explore what interests her most about the role of the operations group in that region.
Early the next morning, after a Continental breakfast of coffee, juice, fruit and granola (included in the room rate), we had a bit of time to explore the gardens, with a lot of Asian-themed art, rock displays and bonsai, as well as four fountains placed in such a way that one seems to hear water anywhere one strolls.
For others, it might take a bit of time to explore what's coming to the surface as things they enjoy and how that translates into potential work.
