The phrase "a trial to explore" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing an experiment, test, or examination aimed at discovering or investigating something.
Example: "The researchers conducted a trial to explore the effects of the new medication on patients with chronic pain."
Alternatives: "an experiment to investigate" or "a test to examine".
A federal judge hinted today that he might decide whether the University of Michigan could continue to consider race in admissions decisions without even having a trial to explore the mechanics of the admissions process or the educational benefits of a diverse student body.
In 2004, the United States Supreme Court affirmed the injunction, ruling that filtering devices may work as well or better than criminal prosecutions in achieving the law's aims of keeping some offensive materials away from children, and it sent the case back for a trial to explore that question.
The aim of this study was to evaluate the expression of FOXO1 and its target CCN3 in patients with type 2 DM in a trial to explore the molecular mechanism underlying β cell failure and to correlate the relationship between the two gene expressions, to each other, to the different clinico-pathological factors and to complications of T2DM.
And in a trial to explore ways of helping addicts, they are giving drug users medication based on cannabis itself.
Likewise, "the highest active compounds were docked on the active site of PI3K enzyme" to recommend their binding mode in a trial to explore their mechanism of action expecting to reach innovative anticancer agents.
The study is a trial to explore the efficacy and acceptability of a brief intervention aimed at reducing the prevalence of hazardous drinking in working age men in a typical Russian city (Izhevsk).
After concluding that too few well-designed studies have examined quality of life after Lasik, the F.D.A. put together a task force in 2006 to design a clinical trial to explore the subject.
At one recent hearing, a Newark city council member compared the proposed changes to the Tuskegee experiment, where black men were unknowingly enrolled in a medical trial to explore the impact of untreated syphilis.
Subgroup analyses from PROWESS suggested that co-administration of prophylactic heparin with DrotAA was associated with a higher 28-day mortality, prompting the FDA to request that the sponsor design a subsequent trial to explore this hypothesis.
Our experiments used adipose and liver samples collected from a rat feeding trial to explore gene expression changes resulting from a diet of 7.5% seaweed.
