"direct exploration" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to describe the act of physically and actively exploring a place or idea, rather than just learning about it secondhand. Example: "The students went on a field trip for direct exploration of the ecosystem, rather than just reading about it in a textbook."
Yet, the lack of couple-level data hinders direct exploration of how inconsistencies in couples' housework reports structure these relationships.
An electric solar sail (E-sail) is a recent propellantless propulsion concept for a direct exploration of the Solar System.
To make things worse, planetary diameters are rarely known that accurately before direct exploration by spacecraft, which is not always an option.
This method allows rapid and direct exploration of multiple local visual responses, and is thus able to give complementary information to phase encoded mapping of retinotopic areas.
The great improvement of sensitivity, at least two orders of magnitude with respect to traditional polarimeters (based on Bragg crystals or Thomson scattering), will allow the direct exploration of the most dramatic objects of the X-ray sky.
We describe the design and operation of a Poiseuille Flow Crystalliser (PFC) that allows direct exploration of the effect of hydrodynamic and physico-chemical conditions on the aggregation of crystals growing in suspension.
It features some of the most beautiful music ever made about loss, and some of the most direct explorations of death ever recorded.
The authors more direct explorations of Stewarts life, though, often take unfortunate turns: during the making of Destry Rides Again, Marlene Dietrich went into serious heat, and soon Jimmy was busy diving into the deep waters of Dietrichs ocean of sexual delights.
Such expressions may favor more direct explorations of experimental data within specific classes of PCET reactions.
A design-specific site exploration approach called quantitatively directed exploration (QDE) is presented.
Lesioned mice showed reductions of directed exploration (rearing and head dipping), but not locomotor activity, in a holeboard and open field, and explored the edges of their home cages less when the lids were removed.
