"exploring the dimensions" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to state that somebody is examining something in detail, or it can also be used figuratively to describe somebody's examination of an abstract idea. For example: "He spent many hours exploring the dimensions of the ancient ruins." "She is an expert in exploring the dimensions of human behavior."
CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind .— A sort of philosophy class in a frat house, the students at Wabash College milled around a pool table in the Phi Gamma Delta house, exploring the dimensions of choice and consequence through the prism of tragedy.
Although, to steal an observation from a friend of mine, it felt more like flicking through the file photos on a mobile phone than exploring the dimensions of cinema.
It may seem a strange way to bring music to life, but for Ms. Dorvillier, a Bennington College graduate who splits her time between New York and Paris — she is married to a French composer — the dance exemplifies her fascination with exploring the dimensions of the body in untraditional ways.
After exploring the dimensions of parenting, we examine how the experience of these parenting dimensions are socially structured.
This study focused on exploring the dimensions of the OHQoL construct as measured by two well known instruments (OIDP and OHIP-14) in a consecutive sample of healthy Spanish workers.
It would be nice if the script gave Mr. Penn more room to explore the dimensions of Sam's humanity, but Ms. Nelson needs him to be a saint (which is to say, not a human being at all).
And on Sunday at the Oak Room of the Algonquin Hotel, where she recently began her sixth consecutive fall season of early afternoon concerts, Ms. Carroll explored the dimensions of Gershwin's talent in an extraordinary suite of his songs connected by a fragment of the Concerto in F. Styles that Gershwin combined, but that have long since drifted in different directions, were reunited.
This study explores the dimensions and components of corporate brand experience in an Internet setting.
The French version of the FCCHL provides a brief reliable and valid measure to explore the dimensions of health literacy.
We also explore the dimensions of the BCH codes of lengths n="(qm−1)∕(q−1) and n= qm+1 over finite fields.
This paper aims at reviewing the main trends and policies in higher education, and explores the dimensions of internationalization and the future of higher education.
