The phrase "are developed to explore" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or intention behind the creation of something, typically in a scientific, educational, or research context.
Example: "These new technologies are developed to explore the depths of the ocean and uncover its mysteries."
Alternatives: "are created to investigate" or "are designed to examine".
Thus, approximate closed form solutions are developed to explore the general anisogrid case and the specific isogrid configuration due to its widespread use.
A set of quantitative models and simulation procedures are developed to explore the possible airline scheduling responses through reallocating and trimming flights.
In discrete models, difference equations reflect the change over the whole time step, whereas in continuous models, differential equations are developed to explore the changes in one variable with a decreasingly small change in another variable [1].
Micromechanical models are developed to explore the effect of embedded metal layers upon thermal cycling delamination failure of thermal barrier coatings (TBCs) driven by thickening of a thermally grown oxide (TGO).
Root system development was monitored in greenhouse-grown potato while a root-on-a-plate assay was developed to explore factors that affect AR and LR development.
Magellan will be sacrificed on behalf of other missions: Mars Observer, for example, and Cassini, being developed to explore Saturn.
Since 1940 various instrumental techniques have been developed to explore the structure of catalytic materials and the character of the adsorbed species, even during the reaction itself.
When he saw the underwater technology that had been developed to explore the wreck of the Titanic in the 80s, he thought: "I've got to get me some of that".
These models were developed to explore the behavior of the TMDC channel-based FETs.
The Y-Comm architecture [11] was developed to explore proactive handover issues in future mobile networks.
