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"exploratory process" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to a systematic examination of a situation or activity in order to gain insight or information. For example, "The company underwent an exploratory process to determine the best approach to the new project."
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So it's an exploratory process".
It will be a slow, exploratory process.
Rather than being viewed as an exercise in problem solving, this is to be an exploratory process that keeps artists very much at the centre of the thinking.
ECM invented itself as part of this exploratory process, in the art of listening to fellow musicians, of subconscious communication and experiment.
The announcement marks the beginning of the exploratory process, and no decisions about the future have been made.
The exploratory process to find a suitable site for a new terminal alone can take a year and cost $100 million, operators say, and financing can be secured only once long-term purchase agreements — 20 years or more — are reached with foreign buyers.
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Similar is the case with exploratory processes.
They single out three principles: exploratory processes, weak linkage, and compartmentation.
By drawing on the often under-recognized parallels between biological evolution and human learning, this essay argues that formal education needs and ought not to forego the unconscious exploratory processes of informal learning.
Exploratory processes are those that are not rigidly determined and invariantly executed, but are rather context dependent, such as development of blood vessels and muscles that follows the development of the limb skeletal elements, even if the limb is built in the wrong place.
Play is an active and emergent process of engagement with the world, which encompasses exploratory processes.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
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