"explore this aspect" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to encourage others to learn more about a particular topic or when you want to suggest that someone look into the details of an idea. For example, "We have discussed the overall topic of global warming, but now I would like to explore this aspect in more detail."
The reader can't help but speculate whether this friendship with, and advocacy of, Tranströmer is at least in part a way to explore this aspect of himself.
Organizers of the annual Spoleto Festival, which brings people from across the South and beyond to Charleston for 17 days of theater, music and dance, have begun making their own efforts to explore this aspect of Charleston's history.
For something a bit different: Leopold Bloom was an Irishman, but he was also a Jew, and Tablet magazine, which bills itself as "A New Read on Jewish Life," will explore this aspect of his character at "The Bloom in Bloomsday".
We plan to explore this aspect further in our future work.
Further empirical studies are needed to explore this aspect of small mammal biology.
Here, we explore this aspect of the Zn2+-Aβ interaction using one- and two-dimensional 13C and 15N solid-state NMR.
Neither Kaplan nor Ricks (and certainly not Broadwell) explores this aspect of Petraeus's time in Iraq; it's the one part of Petraeus's career that he doesn't talk much about.
Venous infiltrating RCC(Renal Cell Carcinoma) could represent an advantageous model for exploring this aspect.
There have been anecdotic reports on the efficacy of acetazolamide as a treatment of migraine in CADASIL [8, 9], but no further study has explored this aspect.
Understanding why this should be the case gives insight into the operation of each classifier and so the paper explores this aspect.
Do you plan on further exploring this aspect of Kira?
