The phrase "ascertain team" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a team responsible for determining or verifying something, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The ascertain team was tasked with verifying the accuracy of the data before the final report was submitted."
Alternatives: "verification team" or "assessment team."
We ascertained team members through the PELICAN Cancer Foundation, the charity coordinating the Development Programme.
These workshops included an initial, full day "Service Evaluation Conference" to ascertain each team's values, needs, and priorities, and then a series of half day "Team Learning Sets" designed to allow for reflective evaluation of their team practice.
That leaves us looking to Orlando's cap sheet for guidance in ascertaining the team's motivations, but there honestly isn't much to be found.
Measuring teamwork to ascertain whether the team is performing as expected to achieve the desired output is rare in health care settings in developing countries.
They focused on a certain running back, and after ascertaining that another team was also in pursuit, they maneuvered to select him with the 12th pick.
In this way, "non-rational determinants of political-administration action" were to be reduced.19 The project team ascertained "fundamental assumptions and allocated information holdings" of the administrators "on social, economic and political prerequisites".
By knowing the mutation rate of mtDNA and comparing Australian samples with those from Asian populations, the team ascertained that the Australian and New Guinean populations branched off from a parent population 50,000 years ago, and that no significant additions to the aboriginal Australian gene pool had been made until modern times.
In one subregion, by reflecting on their performance, the members of one work team ascertained that their practices generally adhered to the guidelines.
The clinician investigators on the AViKA team ascertained the seriousness of each adverse event and whether it was related to the trial.
The GEMS team ascertained deaths among children enrolled in the case/control study during the enrollment encounter and at the 60-day follow-up visit.
