The phrase "added to explore" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something has been included or incorporated for the purpose of investigation or examination.
Example: "The new features were added to explore user engagement and improve the overall experience."
Alternatives: "included for exploration" or "incorporated to investigate".
To disperse MWNTs in a cement matrix, composites were fabricated under a low flow condition of the fresh mixture, and silica fume (SF) was added to explore the influence of SF addition on MWNT distribution.
Probes were added to explore new insights from previous interviews.
At time 2, questions will be added to explore participants' experience and feedback with the intervention.
Finally, socio-demographic characteristics were added to explore the influence of these characteristics on the performance of the triage models.
Other secondary questions were added to explore investigations (including x-rays) and initial treatment interventions (e.g. advice, manual therapy, electrotherapy and exercise).
Later, domains were added to explore topics of child labor, security and other concerns related to women and debt, as these issues emerged during recovery efforts.
Mr. Farella's "mandate is to figure out how to optimize the value of our total media offering," he added, and to explore matters like "acquiring further capabilities" in the media area.
In model 5 spouse alcohol variables and index person mental distress were added to the model, to explore potential mediation or confounding.
Over time, questions have been added to the LPS to explore the impact of changes in the clinical education environment on trainee satisfaction.
The categorical measure of neighbourhood socioeconomic circumstance was then added to this model to explore whether association with green space could be identified independently to city and population density.
Extra words for their own sake may not improve your writing, but in a novella-length piece, don't hesitate to add to mood, explore background or sub-plots, have your character or characters introspect for a while, or even talk about the weather.
