The phrase "a study to explore" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to research or investigation aimed at understanding a particular topic or phenomenon.
Example: "The researchers conducted a study to explore the effects of climate change on local ecosystems."
Alternatives: "an investigation to examine" or "a research project to analyze".
Eventually, the Bloomberg News Service commissioned a study to explore the phenomenon of what were now being called "whisper numbers".
Grant told me that, in 2002, he had commissioned a study to explore the idea of changing the company's name.
The nation's bishops, accused of covering up the sins of their priests, commissioned a study to explore the problem.
The council hope to see electricity production rise to one megawatt or higher, and has commissioned a study to explore how to harness heat from the plant and establish a heat network for the market, effectively doubling the plant's efficiency.
We designed a study to explore the effect of glycoprotein (GP) IIb/IIIa blockade on the atherosclerotic plaque and distal coronary vasculature.
We report a study to explore new materials and a new concept for temperature driven quasi-continuous desalination using hydrogels as draw agents in forward osmosis (FO).
In order to assess this relationship, we performed a preliminary study to explore such a hypothesis.
As a part of an RIVM strategic research project on improving knowledge utilization, we initiated a case study to explore how a RIVM project proceeded [ 8].
Still, the town has since commissioned a second study to explore the idea of a hamlet center.
In addition we aim to conduct a qualitative study to explore how carers perceive the quality of care and judge a 'good death'.
The Army Corps of Engineers and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey agreed last week to commission a $19 million study to explore how to clean up environmentally degraded areas that include 250 acres in Liberty State Park.
