The phrase "have an exploration" is correct and usable in written English.
It is generally used when you want to express the idea that someone is going to search for something or examine it in order to gain understanding and knowledge. You can use it in the present tense (i.e. "I am having an exploration of the data"), the future tense (i.e. "I will have an exploration of the data"), or the past tense (i.e. "I had an exploration of the data"). Example sentence: "I am planning to have an exploration of the local area to find some new hiking trails."
"Right now, most enterprises will come to us and say, 'We have a risk management problem,' or, 'We have an exploration simulation problem,'" Mr. Nadella said.
We have an Iraqi girl from Bradford telling a story about her love of Saddam, we have an exploration of street culture in London's Perverted Children, we have video games, we have dance.
As seen in Fig. 6, until about 85% coverage, self-repelling random walks have an exploration overhead of around 1 (irrespective of network size) but then the overhead starts to rise sharply.
With 1500 members from all over the world, the club has an Exploration Fund of $225,000, whose income goes into grants-in-aid to qualified explorers.
The Gumatj Corporation has an exploration licence for its own bauxite project, in a bid to wrest greater autonomy over the benefits of mining for local people.
The cruise is operated by Save the Bay (401-324-6020, www.orgebay.org), which also has an Exploration Center and aquarium at Easton's Beach, and by the Rose Island Lighthouse Foundation (401-847-4242, www.orgeisland.org).org
Depending on their formulation, any of the genetic operators may be seen as having an exploration or an exploitation function [11].
Having an exploration itch himself, Karlgaard became a small-plane pilot, promptly putting his new skills to use traveling around the country to see this latest generation of pioneers firsthand.
MaGe is also interlinked to metabolic pathway tools such as KEGG and BioCyc, displays synteny maps for easy genome comparison, and has an exploration interface to query the underlying SQL databases.
Each animal tested had an exploration time >10 seconds with each object, and no significant difference in movement speed (velocity range: 2.4 to 3.6 cm/second) was observed between genotypes or age groups.
Yet follow the story through its visual tableaux and you have an extraordinary exploration of what it is to be tamed.
