The sentence "explore opportunities to" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it any time you want to express the idea that someone should look into options or possibilities. For example: "Let's explore opportunities to increase efficiency in our operations."
Joined-up thinking might even explore opportunities to link the two.
Looking skyward, the corporation said in the final statement it would "explore opportunities to reduce bird collisions".
"As we said at our first quarter results, we continue to explore opportunities to reduce our shareholding, including capital market and strategic options.
The group will close a minimum of 120 stores over the three-year strategy period, losing many to expired leases, and will explore opportunities to close up to a further 60 stores.
But yesterday he said that while the company "will continue to explore opportunities to sell PCS at some point," the price the company could get for PCS now was very depressed.
Only time will tell the extent to which consumers adopt this wearable technology – and only once it's been widely adopted can brands begin to explore opportunities to engage with consumers via wearable tech.
We're moving on to the next phase and exploring opportunities to tour the exhibition".
Kerr said he was exploring opportunities to return to television work.
Waymo said it was "looking forward to exploring opportunities to collaborate with Honda to advance fully self-driving technology and make our roads safer".
The statement continued: "Marvel and Sony Pictures are also exploring opportunities to integrate characters from the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) into future Spider-Man films.
Capco managing director Ian Hawksworth quoted as saying: "We are looking forward to participating in the future of EC&O and to enhancing its already excellent reputation whilst exploring opportunities to intensify use".
