"theoretical exploration" is a correct and usable term in written English.
You could use it whenever you need to refer to exploration using theory or abstract principles, such as in the following sentence: This project will involve a theoretical exploration of the implications of artificial intelligence on society.
For the couple, though, "one building is worth a decade of theoretical exploration," Ms. Gins said.
Libeskind applied to Cooper Union, partly because it was in New York City and tuition-free, and partly because the dean of its architecture school, John Hejduk, had made it a center for the kind of theoretical exploration of architecture that Libeskind was looking for.
Now it is still a new area of fairly theoretical exploration in mathematics.
Now, this study is still a new area of fairly theoretical exploration in mathematics.
Along with theoretical exploration of voids we provide real-world applications of designed cellular solids.
However, the process needs theoretical exploration towards better understanding, process optimization and result prediction.
It is telling that Farmer found his life's work not by theoretical explorations but through experiencing Haiti.
Such experiments, in turn, should lead to new and badly needed theoretical explorations within the declining populations paradigm.
Schafer and co-workers [29 31] highlighted their theoretical explorations of the molecular mechanisms of DNA damage using quantum mechanical models.
Both theoretical explorations and design examples demonstrate that the strength of compliant mechanisms can be significantly improved without compromising the efficiency, and trade-off designs that are better balanced between strength and efficiency can be obtained.
Unfortunately, while several publications have attempted to extend the mathematical model for influenza in humans to include an immune response [56] [58], all were theoretical explorations with insufficient experimental data to support the extensions and parametrize the response.
