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The phrase "a structured exploration of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a methodical investigation or analysis of a particular topic or subject matter.
Example: "The research paper presents a structured exploration of the impact of climate change on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "a systematic investigation of" or "an organized study of".
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By popular demand, Map Club dove into a structured exploration of QGIS this week.
Sitting in the front row was Steve Paxton, a friend of Brown's who, in the seventies, developed the technique of contact improvisation, a structured exploration of partnering in real time.
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Study methods will be similar to those described earlier, and will include annual snapshot surveys of each unit, detailed questionnaires specific to practices (e.g. parental presence, use of donor milk, diagnosis and management of hypotension, etc)., and in certain instances of outstanding success, a site visit with structured exploration of the practices in question.
Structured exploration of key issues was particularly important given the diversity of the study panel.
The focus of the visiting fellowship is the project; the academic-year fellowship is a structured experience including exploration of an individualized study plan through two semesters of course auditing at Harvard and participation in Nieman programming and events.
The Figure Facts template provides a structured reading exploration for undergraduate students as they learn how to analyze primary literature.
Everything you hear is part of a structured, biological relationship of animals.
There was a structured system of education, therapy leisure activities.
It is a structured way of imagining.
Language and meaning sit atop a structured sequence of phonemes.
In the UK, "internship" once denoted a structured period of experience with a guaranteed stipend.
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