"explore the depths" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you could write: "Let's explore the depths of our understanding of this issue."
You have a great pair of headphones and/or a sub you want to explore the depths of.
I hope I got more right than wrong, but it's exciting to have a chance to explore the depths of my ignorance again.
I'm left feeling impatient for a time when he and Eliasson will be reunited on a project that will explore the depths of both their talents.
The qualified divers on board explore the depths of a sea wall, while we find a shallower spot for our last confined session.
It engages in its second-by-second interaction, and provides the broad capacity for players to explore the depths and limits of their own morality.
"The last great challenge for humans," declared Mr. Branson, the founder of Virgin Atlantic and Virgin Galactic, "is to explore the depths of our planet's oceans".
The surprisingly and worryingly slow recovery of Kevin Pietersen from a knee injury that ruled him out of the third Test in Auckland has the consolation of allowing England to explore the depth of their batting options.
Chen-bo Zhong, who teaches organizational behavior at the University of Toronto, and management researcher Katie Liljenquist of Northwestern University in Chicago, Illinois, sought to explore the depth of this association.
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The goal is explore the depth of how we see and reflect on art while expanding the range of ways to view art.
My firm, Age Wave, recently partnered with Bank of America Merrill Lynch on a landmark research study, "Leisure in Retirement: Beyond the Bucket List", to deeply explore the depth and breadth of the new model of leisure that is emerging.
