The phrase "a window to discover" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an opportunity or means to explore or learn about something.
Example: "The new exhibit at the museum serves as a window to discover the rich history of our culture."
Alternatives: "a gateway to explore" or "an opportunity to learn".
Eventually, he climbs out of the window to discover a ruined chapel containing fifty great wooden boxes filled with earth.
What I dimly remember is sitting up in bed, after the lights were out, and opening the window to discover a tiny drift of pristine white snow on the window ledge.
We calculated D on a genome-wide level using 5 kb, non-overlapping, sliding windows to discover genomic regions containing extended stretches of an excess of rare polymorphisms relative to the total number of segregating sites, indicating positive selection.
Those words, followed by the singing: "Why, oh why, oh why-oh -- Why did I ever leave Ohio?" And then, inevitably, a handful of Midwestern tourists would peer through the window bars to discover Mr. Ryan blinking in his bed.
"I have often seen people peering into the windows, trying to discover what kind of activity is going on inside".
Looking at it is a little like stepping into a store window at Christmas to discover that the display is even more magical up close.
Then, sidetracked by the shop windows, I ducked into a delicatessen to discover tubs of caviar for only 10 Lari (£3.10).
Before the Sony drive would interface with a Windows PC, I had to discover a floppy disk hidden in the box and use it to fix the software I'd installed from the CD-ROM.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 26 — Gary Schaffer looked out his window here last week to discover a reporter standing on his lawn, pirating his wireless Internet access to test a new mobile phone.
