The phrase "able to explore a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability or opportunity to investigate or examine something, often in a context related to research, travel, or personal growth.
Example: "With the new funding, the researchers are now able to explore a range of innovative solutions to the problem."
Alternatives: "capable of investigating a" or "enabled to examine a".
The design-space-exploration component of DEFACTO is able to explore a large number of designs for a particular computation that would otherwise be impractical for any designers.
In addition to the academic meetings, students were able to explore a variety of rich cultural experiences in China, including explorations of the Forbidden City, ancient temples and symbols, and the Great Wall.
Neuroscience and psychology have been able to explore a few of them in promising ways.
By creating idealized solar wind conditions we are able to explore a portion of solar wind parameter space and determine the response of the coupled magnetosphere ionosphere system.
With this discovery — and it was a dis covery — Balanchine was able to explore a whole new world of dance gesture.
Just sort of imagining my own death, I think I was able to explore a character's absence in a way that was palpable".
"From the amusing to the philosophical, you will be able to explore an invisible labyrinth that only materialises as you move around it, see an artwork that has been created by the artist staring at it for 1,000 hours, walk through an installation designed to evoke the afterlife, and be in the presence of Andy Warhol's celebrity aura.
In embracing this sort of 'maximalist' aesthetic, Monkman is able to explore an extraordinary amount of subject matter and thematic interests across his already large body of work, different than many abstract or minimalist painters whose works often emphasize the subtle differences amongst each piece.
This approach is able to explore all behaviors of a modeled system through an exhaustive and systematic exploration of all possible states of the system, and therefore can identify events and conditions that can be overlooked by simulation.
You will be able to explore all sides of an issue and create innovative solutions with a group of peers who share your passion for education.
I had hoped to be able to explore such a cave, like National Geographic explorers have done before me, and it was everything I ever wanted it to be.
