"in their exploration" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to someone's journey or investigation of something. For example: "The astronauts have made great progress in their exploration of the Moon's surface."
Children ages one to three tend to have the highest blood lead levels, possibly because at that age they begin to walk and explore their environment, and they use their mouths in their exploration.
"Mavericks" also take into account the results of others in their exploration strategy, but in the opposite way: if a method has already been explored, they will adopt a different one.
"It forces them to be patient in their exploration".
These letters resonate with the present-day story in their exploration of sisterhood and sexual love.
If the companies are successful in their exploration, northern Norway will enter a new era".
Yet in their exploration of this particular fuku [curse], they are engaging.
The other sections in "Coupling" were just as effective in their explorations of the duet form.
Two other concertos hewed to Vivaldi's three-movement norm, but both were highly individual in their explorations of instruments of widely disparate pitch.
Specifically, we examine the role played by: the problem formulation, students' experience with the utility of examples in proving, and students' ability to recognize and apply mathematical induction as an appropriate method in their explorations.
Henry Hudson and Giovanni da Verrazzano both navigated the inlet in their explorations of New York Harbor.
For more information on Beaty, head to her site, which also includes free resources to download to encourage kids in their explorations.
