The phrase 'exposition to' is not correct in written English
'Exposure to' is the phrase that would be used in this context. Example: The students were exposed to a variety of art forms during the semester.
The result was the most sophisticated exposition to date of anarchist ideas in the United States.
I was looking at the first act as exposition to get me into the second act.
But the film falters when it uses earnest psychological exposition to explain Kahlo's tumultous life.
Both parts were tiny and were simply exposition to the main plot".
In this plethora of vivid detail, rendered with a storyteller's rhythmic gift, speech goes beyond exposition to illumination.
It did not contain contextual prerequisites, a sense of wonder or perplexity, and I left exposition to HTML tags.
Diagnostic x-rays are the greatest source of exposition to ionizing radiation of the population worldwide.
Due to permanent exposition to different weather conditions, they change their form in time.
Device degradation studies revealed a solar cell performance reduction upon sample exposition to ambient atmosphere.
The investigation was performed on 78 μm diameter wires after long exposition to chemically aggressive environment.
The exposition to follow will remain largely neutral between these options.
