"exploring the intersections" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the act of examining or investigating the points where two or more things intersect or overlap. This can be used in several contexts, such as: 1. "The author's research involved exploring the intersections between art and psychology." 2. "Our team is currently exploring the intersections of technology and education to improve learning outcomes." 3. "The film delves into the intersections of race, class, and gender in modern society." 4. "The artist's work is known for its exploration of the intersections between nature and technology." 5. "In this essay, we will be exploring the intersections of culture and identity in literature."
He spent much of the 1980s exploring the intersections between human consciousness, creative activity, and new technologies.
Fellow members of his art ensemble, which describes itself as "dedicated to exploring the intersections between art, technology, radical politics and critical theory," call it frightening.
Dedicated to "exploring the intersections of death and beauty and that which falls between the cracks", the museum sprung from the Morbid Anatomy blog, which was started by Joanna Ebenstein in 2007 as a way to organise a project about medical museums around the world.
Fareen has a particular interest in women's rights and exploring the intersections between gender, disability and LGBT activism.
He is passionate about exploring the intersections of sound design, storytelling, and eco-socialist principles to help ease our way out of these tumultuous times.
Drawing on a study exploring the intersections of faith, culture, health and food, we describe a process of recruitment, data collection and analysis in which we sought to overcome barriers to participation.
The truth is: though my writing seems to be about new worlds, I'm actually exploring the intersection between spiritual, magical Philippines and pragmatic, rational England.
In recent years, "students have become more interested in exploring the intersection of entrepreneurship and social enterprise," said William Wright-Swadel, executive director of the career center at Duke University.
Many major festivals now supplement screenings with installations and performances, and entire sections are devoted to exploring the intersection of cinema and the other arts.
For close to a decade, Max Rippon has been exploring the intersection of classic calligraphy, hand-painted signage and graffiti in his public artworks.
A POST-CRISIS conventional wisdom has arisen around Mr. Bernanke, who as a scholar produced ground-breaking research exploring the intersection of macroeconomics and finance.
