'explore the territory' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to describe the action of investigating a new area, or to refer to a figurative new area of knowledge or experience. For example: "The new project gave us an opportunity to explore the territory of machine learning."
But foreign directors seem more willing to explore the territory of painful, unresolvable emotions.
Hallucinations (2012) allowed Sacks to explore the territory of the imagination, drawing partly on his own experience of migraine, LSD and drug withdrawal.
http://pondband.com Filthy Boy - That Life Dark, witty lyrics set over a waltz beat; Filthy Boy continue to explore the territory between Nick Cave and The Smiths.
But while the potential for storytelling to make the invisible, often abstract concept of climate change tangible has so far evaded novelists, some climate change communication projects are starting to explore the territory.
The retail sector has the budget and profit-seeking incentive to really explore the territory of customer service, take risks, define best practice and set new precedents that the public sector can learn from for free.
Twice frustrated in attempts to explore the territory for the Hudson's Bay Company, Hearne left the Churchill River in December 1770, accompanied only by an Indian guide and the guide's eight wives.
Maybe the answer was to explore the territories with her.
Certainly, as many novelists are exploring the territory.
But Chaudhuri's selections are such that you feel you are exploring the territory with a different map.
Ryan plugged a computer into one of the outlets, downloaded government maps and began exploring the territory the way real geologists did it: using data, from above.
Twenty-five years later, a lot of bands are still exploring the territory charted by "Soon" and, especially, "Blue Skied an' Clear".
