The phrase "an exploration of something" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a detailed examination or investigation of a particular topic, idea, or concept.
Example: "The book offers an exploration of the impact of climate change on global ecosystems."
Alternatives: "a study of" or "an investigation into".
I feel it's an exploration of something human".
"Mostly what you write is an exploration of something that you're interested in but can't quite articulate in any other way," she said.
And in The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress, as well as correctly recognising the greatest science fiction book title ever, they rewarded something entirely different again: an exploration of something Heinlein calls "rational anarchism" written from the point of view of a man who lives on the moon – or a Lunatic, to give him his correct title.
"A Book of Silence" is a brilliant exploration of something — or is it a nothing?
Then a bunch of smart goths wrote guest editorials for their local papers about how goth isn't really about death and darkness, but a celebration of difference or emotion or an exploration of hope or something.
Something of an exploration of propositional logic crossed with a word game, it asks players to question the reality of their existence, the possibility of God's presence and other big ideas.
The books, articles, and Web sites below will help you begin an exploration of the dream of really doing something about the weather.
Someone, Not Something is an exploration of the science behind the emotions, intellect and social behavior of farm animals, with the aim of extending greater compassion and legal protection to these creatures.
It's an exploration of grief and of family; there's something very particular about when families get together and tell stories about their past".
There will also be something called robotica, an exploration of the ethics and social effects of robots or androids; code warriors, investigating the trend of using computer code as raw material to create moving image work, and ladymation, a brand new programme showcasing eclectic gems from female directors currently leading the way in animation.
