The phrase "appear to be exploring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone or something that seems to be in the process of investigating or examining a particular subject or area.
Example: "The researchers appear to be exploring new methods for renewable energy production."
Alternatives: "seem to be investigating" or "look like they are examining".
However that dispute is resolved, federal agents appear to be exploring whether this suburb of Washington was among the launching sites of the attacks.
Using cover along creek and river beds, the cats appear to be exploring east across the Great Plains, with confirmed sightings or roadside carcasses in Nebraska, Kansas, North Dakota, Iowa and Minnesota.
Some industry players also appear to be exploring some of the basic research questions that inform cancer immunotherapy, says Margaret Callahan, a researcher at MSKCC in New York City.
"Tesla does appear to be exploring a going private transaction, but we now believe that such a process appears much less developed than we had earlier presumed (more along the lines of high level intention)," said Ryan Brinkman at JP Morgan.
Indeed, from a global evolutionary perspective, different eukaryote lineages appear to be exploring, in "parallel", various combinatorial expressions of conserved genes, evolving under near neutral genomic duplication-divergence dynamics and random speciation events [ 28, 36].
Joan Jeanrenaud, the excellent cellist, was heard again playing music by Philip Glass in "Provenance Unknown," a solo from 1989 in which Ms. Fenley appeared to be exploring the space around her.
Mueller's team appears to be exploring whether the payments were made to ensure that Corsi would offer investigators a version of events favorable to Stone, the person said.
Lawyers for several officials who appeared before the grand jury said that judging from the questions posed by the prosecutor, Mr. Fitzgerald appeared to be exploring whether there was a concerted plan at the White House to leak Ms. Plame's identity as a means of discrediting her husband, Joseph C. Wilson IV, a former diplomat.
Twitter appears to be exploring introducing breaking news notifications tuned for you to its apps, if a new experimental account is any indication.
