The phrase "amounts to explore" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect construction and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The project amounts to explore new opportunities in the market."
Alternatives: "equates to exploring" or "results in exploring".
Given the scant details that have been revealed about the movie's plot, the site still yields a surprising amount to explore.
To ensure that nutrient-rich dairy proteins, together with the habitual diet, achieve the desired effect, between 25 g and 30 g at each meal would seem to be a convenient amount to explore.
The separate hearings before the two judges in the Alexandria courthouse amounted to minitrials exploring the central facts of the case, as prosecutors and defense lawyers laid out their arguments in detail regarding what would ordinarily have been a routine bail issue.
Not that he is taking credit for the Egyptian statues, Greek armour, Chinese bells, unicorns, medusas and other wonders that unfold in ever more mind-boggling richness and strangeness as you explore what amounts to an entire museum of ancient history and myth.
Plus he liked the hiking and biking and castle exploring available in what amounts to an untrammeled natural wonderland.
The main purpose of this study was not to produce citric acid in amount but to explore a new way for the resource utilization of agricultural waste-sweet potato vine.
Students can make their own instruments, such as guitars using elastic bands of different lengths and thicknesses or milk bottles filled with different amounts of water, to explore this further.
Both have huge amounts of history to explore and are quite different to one another in their own right.
They give you a huge amount of flexibility to explore, and offer more protection from the elements than camping under canvas.
Many targets were missed despite participants taking a significant amount of time to explore the search area (on average, 7 min 33 s).
