The phrase "act of exploring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the process or action of investigating or discovering something, often in a physical or metaphorical sense.
Example: "The act of exploring new cultures can lead to a deeper understanding of the world."
Alternatives: "process of exploration" or "exploratory action".
Specifically, climbing places were physical places associated with the act of climbing, exploring the site and social interactions that included group inclusion and avoidance.
A NEW documentary, "The Act of Killing," explores the human capacity for mass murder.
His follow-up to The Act of Killing explores the same events, and their decades-long aftermath, from the victims' perspective.
"Influenced by cross-cultural mythology, especially that of his Greek heritage, the works in Act of Nature explore ways in which ancient cultures have personified nature in order to understand the origins and elements of the natural world," reads a press release for the show.
His observations of the challenges of software engineering will be well-known to anyone who has read Fred Brooks, but the piece does an excellent job of exploring the balancing act between the needs of technocratic systems and the human design needed to make messy and complicated professions work.
In "The Act of Love," Jacobson explores sexual obsession and secret manipulation.
In the case of Guernica, we might view the 1937 bombing as an early act of terrorism and explore terrorism today.
His films, which amount to a singular courageous act of emotional autobiography, explore ancient humiliations; his gift lies in his access to dark feelings and in his ability to call them out into the open, where they can be seen and acknowledged and finally understood.
The Act of Killing, which explores the Indonesian genocide of the 1960s, also received a documentary nomination.
