"explore new applications" is both grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to investigate or try out new ways or uses for something. You can use it in a variety of contexts, for example: - As technology continues to advance, companies must constantly explore new applications for their products in order to stay competitive. - Our team is always looking for ways to innovate and explore new applications for our software. - After completing my degree in computer science, I hope to explore new applications of artificial intelligence. - The chef loves to experiment and explore new applications for traditional ingredients in her dishes.
Using modern variations on traditional Oriental calligraphy as a common denominator, "Asian Identities: East and West" examines recent work by eight artists whose abstract paintings explore new applications of gestural lines.
In general terms, to promote freshwater bivalve farming, the diversification of production and finalities is a crucial issue and the researchers need to explore new applications of bivalves rearing taking in consideration bivalve potentialities.
As with the computer industry in the 1980's, availability of low cost hardware is enabling a larger set of entrepreneurs to explore new applications with limited investment and risk on hardware.
Zebrafish are a unique vertebrate system in which to study chemical genetic systems, identify drug leads, and explore new applications for known drugs.
In Jahchan et al. [ 61] and Smith et al. [ 62], a pathway enrichment analysis in combination with gene expression profiles to explore new applications of existing drugs has been exploited.
With Bug 2.0, OMAP 3 users will now be able to take advantage of Bug Labs' unique collection of BUGmodules to explore new application categories.
It is expected that with new technologies and new learning concepts, researchers will be able to explore new application domains that are difficult to implement in the existing learning environments.
As future work, we are interested in exploring new applications of the CAC framework, as for instance, automatic video interpolation and morphing for articulated object motion.
As well, he explores new applications of spatial data analytic techniques for understanding urban socio-environmental processes.
To explore new catalytic applications of AuNPs, a model reaction reducing 4-nitrophenol (4-NP) to 4-aminophenol (4-AP) in the presence of excess sodium borohydride is commonly employed.
Taken together, these results show that the photophysical properties are tunable across a large window of the visible spectrum (Fig. 4) and we expect even more interesting photophysical phenomena as we explore new derivatives for applications in materials, sensing, and imaging.
