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The phrase "ascertain if the level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to determine or find out the status or degree of something.
Example: "We need to ascertain if the level of customer satisfaction has improved since the last survey."
Alternatives: "determine whether the level" or "find out if the level".
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As stated earlier, without proper individual baseline information, it is almost impossible to ascertain if the level of a patient's salivary flow rate is below the 'normal'normal
Unless the mouth is almost dry, without proper individual baseline information it is almost impossible to ascertain if the level of a patient's salivary flow rate is actually below 'normal'normal
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Such changes must be further studied at the protein level to ascertain if the observed changes in mRNA translation patterns are biologically relevant.
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"We have to ascertain if the audience demand is there," said Highfield.
It's too early to ascertain if the SBU acted effectively.
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It has offered compensation for lost crops and regular inspections to ascertain if the pipeline affects agricultural output.
Measurements were carried out to ascertain if the outer phase is water continuous or oil continuous.
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