The phrase "ascertaining all" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of determining or finding out all relevant information or details about a subject.
Example: "The committee is focused on ascertaining all necessary facts before making a decision."
Alternatives: "determining everything" or "establishing all".
The SEARCH for Diabetes in Youth Study (SEARCH study) is a six-center collaboration with the primary goal of ascertaining all cases of physician-diagnosed diabetes, excluding gestational diabetes mellitus, that were recognized at age <20 years in defined U.S. populations.
However, in the current setting, factors that increase the likelihood of ascertaining all cases include (1) mandatory state reporting and hospital referral of malaria cases from government and private clinics; (2) the presence of only a single district referral hospital in each of the two study sites and (3) the provision of free or relatively inexpensive treatment at government health facilities.
Good for you, New York Times, for acknowledging that your writers were less than thorough in ascertaining all the facts leading up to the war in Iraq and in its aftermath.
While the U.S. is still ascertaining "all the facts," the question is "what next" if and when we deem that the now-infamous "red line" has indeed been crossed.
In addition to variations in these operational aspects of antiviral delivery, a key observation of the 2009 pandemic was the difficultly in ascertaining all the cases, and therefore the proportion of infected cases to which antiviral interventions were being applied (which we refer to as the diagnosis coverage).
In the US, linkage with state death records may not be sufficient to ascertain all deaths.
Participants will be followed for at least 13 years from randomization to ascertain all cancers of the prostate, lung, colorectum, and ovary, as well as deaths from all causes.
Background: In order to ensure accurate survival estimates, population-based cancer registries must ascertain all, or nearly all, patients diagnosed with cancer in their catchment area, and obtain complete follow-up information on all deaths that occurred among registered cancer patients.
There is so much emphasis on the sale of any product that a teller cannot realistically ascertain all of a customer's financial goals, as is also declared in your Vision Statement.
ACCORD prospectively and systematically ascertained all severe hypoglycemic episodes.
Selection bias stems primarily from the inability to ascertain all reproductive outcomes.
