The phrase "explore the roots" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to investigate or delve into the origins or fundamental aspects of something. Example: In order to fully understand the history of our city, we must first explore the roots of its founding and development.
Gospel Roots! — Discovering Music, Gospel Roots Stephenn Johnson and Ken Burton explore the roots of gospel choral singing.
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Leading researchers and thinkers explore the roots of compassion, happiness, morality, and more.
Do you want to deepen your social connections and explore the roots of your own happiness?
Louay Assaf, an Iraqi émigré living in Brooklyn, uses theater to explore the roots of violence and human conflict.
At the same time, scholars were digging deeper into African-American cultural archives to explore the roots of popular culture.
However, it feels significant that the film doesn't explore the root cause of this.
Finally, we discuss how these approaches can and should be tightly linked to modeling to explore the root phenome.
Robert Christian is the editor of Millennial, a PhD candidate in politics at The Catholic University of America, and was awarded a 2016 Egan Journalism Fellowship from Catholic Relief Services to explore the root causes of migration.
His lab has engineered novel mouse strains that accurately mimic human cancers, allowing researchers to explore the root causes of the disease and seek potential new treatments.
In April, the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom is marking its 100th anniversary, and the 15th anniversary of 1325, with a conference to discuss what sustainable peace-building actually means, and explore the root causes of conflict.
