The phrase "a means of exploring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or tools that facilitate investigation or discovery in various contexts, such as research, education, or personal growth.
Example: "Traveling to different countries can be a means of exploring diverse cultures and perspectives."
Alternatives: "a way to investigate" or "a method for discovering".
I have always been interested in comedy as a means of exploring and coping with difficult subjects.
"The music is a means of exploring more broadly and more deeply wherever we are," he says.
Skiing isn't just exhilarating exercise, it's a means of exploring a landscape that's full of surprises, full of wonder.
She introduces the concept of "governance failure" as a means of exploring the limitations facing both private companies and governments.
Joyce and Millwall were actual people; Liz was a creation of the screenwriters, who were seeking a means of exploring Behan's artistic nature.
Overview of Lesson Plan: In this lesson, students form hypotheses linking sight and memory, as a means of exploring the cognitive functions of sight.
For him they are a means of exploring his own connections to his father, who he says died when he was a boy (though not in Vietnam).
Daniel Dewar of the artistic pair Dewar and Gicquel said working with wool, "was a means of exploring soft and furry imagery".
Where, when, why: Matthew and I share many interests, including philosophy, photography and fly-fishing, that serve as a means of exploring places and people.
The paper also establishes how the concept of ecological embeddedness might be operationalised in research practice as a means of exploring the ecological dimensions of alternative food networks.
Well known as a pioneering modernist painter who later turned to an expressionistic naturalism, Hartley used drawing as a means of exploring different aspects of the subjects that interested him.
