The phrase "and establish the scope" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the boundaries or limits of a project, study, or discussion.
Example: "In our meeting, we will outline the objectives and establish the scope of the project to ensure everyone is on the same page."
Alternatives: "and define the parameters" or "and set the boundaries."
In the first phase of the research two use case scenarios were developed in order to understand the processes in these domains in a more detailed manner and to establish the scope of a possible software development for transferring information from BIMs into the geospatial environment.
"We will engage in a dialogue with our neighbouring councils, the Solent Local Enterprise Partnership, the local MPs and central government to establish the scope of what can be achieved".
Based on these encouraging results and in order to establish the scope of this oxidation, we set out to prepare a number of hydrazones from diverse ketone precursors.
The aim was to establish the scope and nature of rehabilitation support available to children with disabilities (0 15 years) and their families in rural Kenya.
Finally, we tested our conditions on indole, as well, even though direct arylation is well established on this heterocyclic system.[ 9] In this context, it was our aim to establish the scope and limitations of the developed protocol as a general method for direct arylation of benzo fused systems.
The physician or nursing lead at each clinic was approached and a semi-structured interview conducted to establish the scope of the practice.
The multinational Prevalence of Abuse and Intimate Partner Violence Surgical Evaluation (PRAISE) study was the first to establish the scope of the issue in orthopedic trauma clinics.
"There is absolutely a need for an independent investigation to establish the scope of these executions, the manner in which they were carried out and to bring those responsible to justice".
"To do that," he says, "we need to establish the scope of the criminal activity across a geographic area, or at least show that a common suspect is involved".
