The phrase "abilities to explore" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's skills or capacities related to investigation, discovery, or learning in various contexts.
Example: "The program is designed to enhance students' abilities to explore new scientific concepts and ideas."
Alternatives: "skills for exploration" or "capabilities for discovery".
"In today's volatile markets, where abilities to explore and innovate are greatly valued, traditional command-and-control hierarchies are impediments to creativity.
Goleman has used the concept of emotional intelligence – that IQ is not an indicator of success or abilities – to explore topics including leadership, creativity, transparency, meditation and the ecological crisis.
In a further analysis, they re-grouped their participants in terms of their vocabulary and grammar abilities to explore the association between SRT learning and language abilities.
Documented evidence shows that laterally acquired genes can transform an otherwise avirulent bacteria into a virulent form [ 24, 25], protect pathogenic bacteria against antibiotics [ 26], increase the metabolic diversity of the recipient bacteria [ 12, 27- 29] or confer on it abilities to explore new challenging niches [ 30, 31].
It's musically creative and fresh and gives the musician the ability to explore each song".
It also limits a child's ability to explore other options in the world".
Much of this has to do with an ability to explore movement rather than just to analyze it.
"Why do we not trust, celebrate and encourage the natural human ability to explore, celebrate, enjoy and control language?
Alice, one of two albums recently released by Tom Waits, is favoured for its creator's ability to explore different fields.
Indeed, the ability to explore these films repeatedly and in unusual detail is the anthology's foremost pleasure.
One of the pleasures of literature is its ability to explore the passage of time in a meaningful way.
