The phrase "also sought to explore" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing additional objectives or goals in research, analysis, or inquiry.
Example: "In addition to examining the primary factors, the study also sought to explore the underlying motivations of the participants."
Alternatives: "also aimed to investigate" or "also intended to examine".
Rominger also sought to explore why McQueary had not gone immediately to the police after seeing what he thought might have been the rape of a minor.
Less noticed is that the series has also sought to explore the contours and complexities of male friendship in a way that few, if any, other shows have ever attempted.
It also sought to explore any reasons for such acceptance.
We also sought to explore the ENG pathway for new genetic associations in these independent cohorts.
In addition to providing results on the distribution of avalanche sizes, we also sought to explore other potential markers of criticality.
We also sought to explore whether there were gender differences in terms of the reporting of the experience of social and interpersonal pleasure.
The approach seeks to maximize the coverage of functional requirements with a minimal number of systems, but also seeks to explore the balance of system responsibilities within the entire SoS to prevent over tasking of a particular piece of the SoS, and thus prevent the SoS objectives from being achieved.
It also seeks to explore the correlation between a single-item measure and a multi-item measure in assessing SWB.
In addition to assessing prognosis as a trigger, the study also seeks to explore the interface between acute cardiology services, primary care and specialist palliative care services.
Moreover, this research also seeks to explore how other stakeholders are involved in coordination of care not as separate objects of study but as part of the same patient care "system".
As we do this, we also seek to explore what can be learned by thinking within a complexity paradigm about change and improvement in the organisational context of general practice.
