The phrase "accurately explore" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the thorough and precise examination of a subject or topic.
Example: "In this research paper, we aim to accurately explore the effects of climate change on marine biodiversity."
Alternatives: "thoroughly investigate" or "precisely examine".
While the story of Mystery Road is not a complex one, the strength of Sen's work lies in his ability to accurately explore the context of these relationships in microcosm of an Australian country town.
Yesterday was the 11th anniversary of the 2003 Iraq War - yet to this day, few media reflections on the conflict accurately explore the extent to which opening up Persian Gulf energy resources to the world economy was a prime driver behind the Anglo-American invasion.
To accurately explore the feasibility of using shaft, some basic work as comprehensive grasp of engineering geology conditions, in-depth insight into the rock deformation characteristics and mechanism, and accurate prediction of rock deformation are really required.
Therefore, it should be advocated that more rigorous high-quality studies should be designed in the future so as to accurately explore the real associations between IL-10-819 TT genotype and gastric cancer susceptibility among different ethnicities.
To more accurately explore which specific animal taxon was the likely source of the gene, Set8 sequences from extant apicomplexans (P. falciparum, T. annulata, T.gondii, C. parvum and B. bovis) were used in phylogenetic analyses with only the animal and Dictyostelium sequences.
T explored its green thumb for our commissioned logo in the fall 2011 travel issue — or, more accurately, explored the garden designer Judy Kameon's green thumb.
Pohlmann believes that accurately exploring and then exposing the psychological and physiological factors involved in this tie will hopefully influence marketing messages about masculinity and meat consumption in socially beneficial ways.
This lack of material makes accurately exploring the reasons for the semantic evolution across centuries difficult.
Fourth, serum GGT levels are various for same alcoholic consumption, and the possible association of the fatty liver with the presence of MetS, and with the elevated GGT could not be accurately explored.
First, it is important to consider the utility of these different approaches in 'explaining' (or, more accurately, exploring) heterogeneity in included trials, and to counterbalance this against the specific question that the meta-analysis seeks to inform.
PKPD modelling of longitudinal tumour SLD data on a continuous scale preserves relevant information, and the outcome of other doses and schedules than those investigated can be more accurately explored.
