The phrase "as exploratory work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a type of research or investigation that is intended to explore a topic or area without a specific hypothesis or outcome in mind.
Example: "The initial phase of the project was conducted as exploratory work to gather insights and identify key areas for further study."
Alternatives: "as preliminary research" or "as investigative work".
The five selections from Grieg's "Lyric Pieces" were revealed as exploratory works in their own right.
However, the findings of this study can be recognised as an exploratory work, which can help in planning further studies as mentioned earlier.
Philomathia Center programs include a fellows program that brings leading post-doctoral researchers to UC Berkeley, an innovation seed fund that gives UC Berkeley researchers the opportunity to pursue cutting-edge, exploratory work, as well as the Philomathia Forum, an annual event that highlights key issues related to energy and the environment.
This qualitative method was chosen as it enabled exploratory work to be carried out in order to assess the views of study participants.
As this was exploratory work for which we had no prior data to inform sample size estimates such sampling was based on what was considered feasible and with a view to post-hoc exploratory factor analysis for which at least 100 observations are considered adequate [ 22].
The public money went to major multinationals as well as smaller ones who specialise in exploratory work, according to British thinktank the Overseas Development Institute (ODI) and Washington-based analysts Oil Change International.
Details as follows: (1) Conduct exploratory work that includes project conception, target validation and screening.
However, undertaking behavioural interventions trials in disadvantaged communities is often characterised by recruitment difficulties and robust design strategies for full trials would benefit from exploratory work as described in the MRC guidance for complex interventions (Craig et al., 2008).
Nevertheless this should not deter exploratory work such as ours.
The exploratory work was described as "concluded" and permission had already been requested from MMS to terminate operations at the Macondo site.
