The phrase "exploratory for" is not grammatically correct and therefore is not commonly used in written English
However, you could rearrange the words to say "exploratory search for" or "exploration of," which are more commonly used phrases. Example: The team went on an exploratory search for new species in the Amazon rainforest.
It is this combustible mixture of self-confidence, optimism and tenacity, so evident in her adolescence, that continues to drive the essayist, novelist and playwright at 69. "Sontag stands for what is articulate, independent, exploratory: for self as a work in progress," claims fiction writer, Hilary Mantel.
The orchestration of human cognition and computational power is critical for two primary reasons: (i) the data are too large for purely visual methods and require assistance from data processing and mining algorithms, and (ii) the tasks are too exploratory for purely analytical methods and call for human involvement.
Do you see the band ever recording an album in a style that's even more exploratory for the group, maybe in a genre like soca?
For group wise comparison, the power spectra of both groups were compared with independent samples t-test for each frequency point; no correction for multiple comparisons was applied similar to Moazami-Goudarzi et al. [28] and therefore considered as exploratory for frequency point comparison.
Associations of some anthropometric indexes with polymorphisms are exploratory for both, men and women.
Therefore, these results should be addressed with caution and only viewed as exploratory for future studies.
Last week, with the British government giving the go-ahead for exploratory fracking for shale gas, the benefits of the industry, together with attendant anxieties over groundwater pollution and earth tremors, were brought more clearly into focus.
In summary, we recommend our approach as a procedure for exploratory screening for causal mechanisms.
I think there is a role for intermediate, exploratory 'platforms' for meaning, filling a middle ground between totally processed and totally home cooked".
Medicare paid for expensive exploratory surgery for my dying 94-year old mother that, even had it succeeded, would have given her only a few more months.
Adults scheduled for an exploratory laparotomy for a suspected gynecologic malignancy were eligible.
