The part of a sentence "curiosity for exploration" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to describe someone's strong desire or interest in discovering and learning new things. Example: Her curiosity for exploration led her to embark on a solo backpacking trip through South America.
And now, with "The Ocean At Home: An Illustrated History of the Aquarium" (Reaktion Books/ University of Chicago Press 168 pp., $29 paper) he turns to the common aquarium and finds an electrifying nexus of human obsessions — with cabinets and curiosities, a passion for exploration and scientific discovery and an abiding fear of (and love for) the ocean.
All these things we worry about now -- and which are reflected in our super-mass scifi entertainment -- new world disorder, religious and ethnic differences, economic contradictions, environmental challenge, technological overreach -- are in fact managed and surmounted and we pursue the deepest and most positive of human instincts, curiosity, in a quest for exploration and understanding.
Curiosity (exploration), for without it we'd still be amoebas.
In contrast to the other database exploration tools, webDrugCS can be used for curiosity driven exploration independently of specific queries, and is particularly suitable to rapidly gain an overview of the structures of drug molecules.
Inventiveness occurs when kids have time for curiosity and exploration.
Each Mars morning Curiosity beeps and warms to life, ready for exploration.
On my BBC radio programme, David Southwood – president of the Royal Astronomical Society and until recently director of science and robotic exploration at the European Space Agency Esa – talked about the success of Curiosity and how "this should be the way ahead for exploration in a serious way".
Curiosity and exploration are bad.
Figuring out what you love to do can come only from curiosity and exploration.
In the young mind, curiosity and exploration often overpower any competing instincts.
It's ripe for exploration.
