The phrase "application to explore" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a formal request or process aimed at investigating or examining something.
Example: "The application to explore new research opportunities was submitted last week."
Alternatives: "request to investigate" or "proposal to examine".
Lancashire County Council's development control committee turned down Cuadrilla's application to explore for shale gas by drilling, hydraulically fracking and testing the flow of gas at Roseacre Wood, Roseacre, between Preston and Blackpool.
An application to explore for uranium near the Thelon river in the Northwest Territories was rejected because the Lutselk'e Dene, an aboriginal group, refused to allow any activity on land it considered sacred.Such a display of local power is new, says Mr Penikett.
To this end, we administered an online questionnaire, the HEWE2.0, designed using the Google Docs application, to explore five questions: (i) what information, knowledge and training the subjects had, (ii) how they used the tools: difficulty, preference and satisfaction, (iii) when and where they used them, (iv) why they had begun to use them, and (v) what they used them for.
GP Energy has submitted a planning application to explore underneath land near Commonwood Farm, Borras.
The strategy used in this study has broad application to explore more mitochondrial genomes, to further investigate intra-cellular genome interaction and genome evolution.
Finally, Section 5 introduces HilbertVis, an open-source application to explore data with the help of HCV. Figure 1 shows some fictive data to demonstrate the purpose of HCV.
Pickles is now tasked with making the final judgement on controversial applications to explore for shale gas, a fledging industry which is being fast-tracked by a deliriously enthusiastic government.
Any inquiry into the impact of fees had to look beyond applications to explore how varying fee levels affected the choices made by candidates from different backgrounds, Burns said.
Composites prepared from several polysaccharides represent a new category of environmentally safe materials for applications to explore.
Liam Burns, president of the National Union of Students, said: "We have always said it would be a tragedy if any young person were put off applying to or going to university because of financial concerns". Any inquiry into the impact of fees had to look beyond applications to explore how varying fee levels affected the choices made by candidates from different backgrounds, Burns said.
There are also many applications to explore, from finding vacant/quiet coffee-shops to finding strategic points of interest in emergency situations.
