The phrase "and explore a more" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of investigating or examining a different or alternative option, idea, or concept.
Example: "We should consider our current strategy and explore a more innovative approach to reach our goals."
Alternatives: "and investigate a different" or "and examine an alternative".
Throughout all of these, the concept is the same: artists focusing on the Devil and his original biblical role of standing opposite to God, to assume the mantle of the social outsider and explore a darker, more dangerous and more exciting side of human nature.
Perhaps I'm being too literal, but all religions could do with taking a step back from symbols and icons and explore a little more deeply the philosophical content of what their belief system hopes to offer the world.
It calls on the university to withdraw all investments from fossil fuel stocks, bonds and investments, commit not to invest in fossil fuel companies in the future and explore a new, more environmentally sustainable investment strategy.
The National Park Service Centennial provides a great opportunity for Congress to come together and explore a new, more holistic funding approach for national parks.
The energy security and environmental problems impel people to explore a more efficient, environment friendly and economical energy utilization pattern.
Having only just heard it for the first time, it was a special moment tracking it with Daniel live, and I'm excited to explore a more collaborative style of creating like that on the next record.
European and American antitrust regulators should also explore a more collaborative enforcement system.
While he tests his endurance down the stretch, the Mets hope he will explore a more nuanced and efficient approach, rather than leaning on his blazing fastball.
This graphic update is designed not just, "to give human personality and activity to an otherwise nondescript structure"—as in the original project's description but to explore a "more dramatic and sophisticated approach to the concept".
By contrast, in this study we explore a more grassroots and experientially-based viewpoint on the role of the generalist doctor in sub-Saharan Africa.
