The phrase "exploratory interest" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a curiosity or desire to investigate or learn about something. Example: "My uncle's profession as a geologist sparked my exploratory interest in rocks and minerals from a young age." In this sentence, "exploratory interest" is used to describe the speaker's curiosity and interest in a specific subject (rocks and minerals) that was influenced by their relative's occupation.
Industry scientists managing of this boundary between data and materials relevant to core and exploratory interests might also explain the perception by some academic scientists that companies are not always as forthcoming with information as the academics might wish, although this requires further study.
Because Paraphilic Hypersexuals describe less rigid (or, perhaps, more exploratory) sexual interests than do paraphilic men without hypersexuality, it remains unknown to what extent that the array of interests might be modifiable (unlike paraphilic men without hypersexuality).
For the exploratory objective of interest, descriptive statistics and simple (non-weighted) risk scores were constructed on aggregate counts (score ≥3 considered 'high-risk').
To answer the question of how visual experience would modulate the auditory spatial processing, an exploratory region of interest (ROI) analysis was performed on the basis of the current results.
We observed some regional grey and white matter changes in relation to clinical features, and in exploratory region of interest analysis confirmed our previous observations of correlation of fractional anisotropy within the corticospinal tract in relation to rate of progression (Menke et al., 2012).
Beane said Howe's interest was exploratory, limited to the Mets, and did not represent a desire by either him or the Athletics to end their relationship.
That interest is exploratory at this point, but Spotify would enter a challenging race were it to bring its service to India.
Whether a negotiation is exploratory (possible areas of interest) or conciliatory (resolving differences), it is always important to keeping the relationship in mind (and not solely rely on individual preconceptions to the outcome of the negotiation).
These covariates were chosen based on mechanistic plausibility, exploratory analysis, and scientific interest.
