The phrase "actually explore" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of investigating or examining something in a thorough or genuine manner.
Example: "In this project, we will actually explore the impact of climate change on local ecosystems."
Alternatives: "truly investigate" or "genuinely examine".
Can an inquiring mind actually explore the half-shades of truth?
Sex is such a strong part of our lives, yet we have so little space to actually explore it.
Games let us actually explore the valleys, groves, hills and fields that writers like Marlowe conjured so beautifully.
"It lets us actually explore relationships in a multidimensional way," says Jeffrey Heer, a computer scientist at the University of Washington whose lab developed Vega-Lite.
It was by looking up at the stars and indulging fantasies of space travel that the young Andreggs realised that it would require a greatly extended lifespan to actually explore the heavens.
Russia exports about three million barrels per day of refined product, compared with four million barrels of crude.Rather than striving to fix the refining subsidies, this project has largely been abandoned under the new program, in favor of companies that actually explore and drill for oil, critical to Russia's economy and accounting for 17 percent of gross domestic product.
We have been thinking about it, and actually exploring it as well.
"It's exciting that we're on the verge of actually exploring this alien world," he said.
We can have a more meaningful, substantive campaign that actually explores where the country ought to go from here.
" 'The Laramie Project' actually explores the effect our presence had on the town and that the town had on us," Mr. Kaufman said.
The Tomb Raider ride at Legoland puts you inside an Egyptian tomb, but it is very different from actually exploring a pyramid.
