The part of the sentence "striving to explore" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase when you are discussing someone's ambition or focus. For example, "John has been striving to explore new opportunities in the tech industry."
Future research will strive to explore both individual categories of industries as well as a broader collection of industries within this research framework.
We strive to explore whether there is a risk of missing notifications when mediated interruptions are used, and how this is affected by breakpoint selection.
Using a considerably larger nationwide, population-based database and a long-term prospective cohort design, our study strived to explore the relationship between SA and the subsequent development of AD.
The whole show strives to explore the ways in which artists are using digital media and tech to modernize "the body, representations of nature, poetic irony, and expressions of individuality as originally expressed in 19th Century Romanticism," and will continue to revitalize these classic art tropes through May 10th in Manhattan.
Since these results suggest that CapG modulates invasiveness in OC cell lines, we further strived to explore molecular mechanisms that contribute to CapG functioning.
Our work strives to explore whether the peak calling can be improved through the integration of available diverse biological sources via machine learning approaches.
This phase 2 trial met its primary objective of improved protein C levels in patients receiving alternative therapy and is part of an evolving picture which strives to explore the concept of tailored therapy using a biomarker in sepsis.
They strived to explore and reach an understanding of the person's individual illness narration and the impact of the illness on everyday life and to do so with sensitivity and based on the person's overall situation.
We further strived to explore whether peripheral nerve involvement is intrinsic to PD and reflective of known features of brain pathology, which could render it a useful tool for pathogenetic studies and pre-mortem histological diagnosis of PD.
Since the context of deaths between developed and developing countries is also different, these differences are important to acknowledge and explore in striving to improve end-of-life care.
