The phrase "ascertain task" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey the idea of identifying or determining a task, but it is not a commonly used expression.
Example: "Before we proceed, we need to ascertain the task at hand to ensure everyone is on the same page."
Alternatives: "identify the task" or "determine the task".
Thanks to this study, academia will be able to observe which skills demanded by industry the software engineering curricula do or do not cater for, and industry will be able to ascertain which tasks a recent software engineering programme graduate is well qualified to perform.
In order to ascertain whether all tasks were independent, a correlation matrix was run.
To ascertain whether these tasks fell into coherent clusters of skills that could inform a framework for the basic midwifery education curriculum, an exploratory factor analysis revealed three factors, the first two of which were highly internally reliable.
To ascertain whether these tasks clustered together in coherent groupings that could be used as a basis for curriculum development in basic nurse training, an exploratory factor analysis was undertaken.
The task was practiced and comprehension ascertained prior to task performance.
Therefore, it has been difficult to ascertain the contribution of task demands to the variance observed across studies.
In addition, it would be valuable to run a similar survey among investigators, in order to ascertain whether the standard tasks CRCs are performing are in line with those expected of this position.
Also, since this HRLF task differs somewhat from our previous high repetition and negligible force task, we also examined young rats at 6 weeks of HRLF task performance to ascertain if any serum changes observed in these and 12-week rats was a transient or sustained cytokine response.
Because the invisible stimuli were presented in two of the four quadrants and were clearly separated from the foveal representation of the fixated letters in the attentional task, we could ascertain that the attentional modulations found were specific to representations of the suppressed images (rather than foveal representations of the central task stimuli).
A scientist tells him that his task is to ascertain the intelligence of whoever is on the other side of the curtain by asking whatever questions he pleases.
