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The phrase "we were to explore" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to express that something was supposed to occur, but may not have happened due to other circumstances. For example: "We were to explore the city today, but the weather will not permit it."
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If we were to explore the data that we had, we needed to do it quickly and easily.
If we were to explore the digits of pi far enough, they might resolve into a breathtaking numerical pattern, as knotty as "The Book of Kells," and it might mean something.
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These distributions are called generating distributions since they generate possible optimums or states we are to explore.
Spatial factors also seem important if we are to explore the differences between the extensive natural habitats of North America versus the mostly agricultural habitats of Europe.
The way we know is to explore.
Further to this, we were unable to explore the comparability of THIN and GLF prevalence estimates beyond 2008.
"We were happy to explore it".
That's what we were trying to explore".
Any one of these would make an astonishing adventure; we were going to explore them all.
We were there to explore "broadening the climate movement in the UK".
Now that we refueled our bodies with coffee and food, we were eager to explore.
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