This phrase is perfectly fine for use in written English.
You could use it to introduce the topic of a paper or essay, for example: "In this paper, I will explore the need for greater gender equality in the workplace."
Another process will explore the need for a global benefit-sharing mechanism as one possible approach to handling digital sequence information.
Mr. Specter said his first hearing on July 5 would be held in Pennsylvania, the state he represents, and would explore the need for temporary guest workers in agriculture and other industries.
At a meeting in Brussels on Friday, the 28 finance ministers of the EU called on the European commission "to explore the need for appropriate restrictions on cash payments exceeding certain thresholds".
Further, we explore the need for regulatory initiatives, especially in regard to the precautionary principle.
The aim of this study was therefore to explore the need for and the feasibility of RCTs in breast reconstruction.
This study was undertaken to explore the need for change in the management of secondary prevention in the patient admitted to hospital with angina pectoris and the patient's learning needs of the modifiable CHD risk factors.
Additional studies on activity based and demand driven may be needed to further explore the needs for transportation and land use integration.
A psychoanalyst, clinical psychologist, celebrated author, and gifted scholar, Ester explored the need for attachment and solitude as contradictory, yet fundamental routes to survival.
"Individuals can make their own choices about whether they want to get into a driverless car or taxi, but labour-saving technology will be deployed by businesses much quicker," explains Stern, whose book Raising the Floor explores the need for a universal basic income as technology replaces jobs.
