The phrase "ascertain how some of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to investigate or determine the specifics of a particular subset or group within a larger context.
Example: "We need to ascertain how some of the recent changes in policy have affected employee morale."
Alternatives: "determine how certain" or "find out how some of".
As illustrated here, a quantitative index of sociality can then be used to ascertain how other aspects of the biology of a group of organisms and the environments in which they live may correlate with a sense of how 'social' a species is.
The group is moving into the quieter summer months, the spring selling season is usually bigger than the autumn one and it is difficult to ascertain how much of the first half demand was 'pent up' or sustainable.
Douglas Harris, a professor of education and economics at Florida State University, pored over Education Trust's data, trying to ascertain how many of the high-flying schools were able to register consistently good numbers.
The British retailer claim half of their men's underwear is currently bought by women, and while it's impossible to ascertain how many of these are women purchasing for partners/parents and how many for themselves, the retail chain says it "does suggest that men's underwear is a common consideration for women irrespective of whether or not they are wearing it themselves".
In spite of his efforts, Mr Anderson told the committee he "couldn't ascertain how may of those really couldn't be tried without closed material procedure".
It would be interesting to ascertain how dilution of water by direct runoff mean in terms of SAs pollution by analysing key water quality parameters such as nitrate and faecal matters.
Details of the size of the study have also been redacted in the FOI response so it's not possible to ascertain how many of the 1.6M medical records DeepMind intended to use for the AI research, although the document does confirm that children's medical records would be included in the study.
"This project has the potential to bring huge cultural, historical and economic benefits to the Abbey Quarter". The Ministry of Justice, which owns Reading Gaol, has given permission for 12 archaeological digs to take place to help ascertain how much of the former abbey is underneath the prison site.
It is difficult to ascertain how much of the Prayer Book is actually Cranmer's personal composition.
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