"clarify expectations" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever it is necessary to clarify what is expected of someone or something, for example: "It is important to clarify expectations at the beginning of a new project, in order to ensure that everyone has the same understanding of what needs to be done."
This phase was meant to include a planning discussion between the risk assessor(s) and the risk manager(s), not for the risk manager to provide the expected "answer" but, rather, to clarify expectations by laying out for all participants information such as what is already known, what data need to be developed and the context in which this information would be used.
The above should clarify expectations and best practices.
I'm not advocating a prescriptive approach to careers delivery, merely a set of reasonable guidelines to clarify expectations.
The intimacy between the two is very easy, but Jamal is tense and attempts to clarify expectations and his status with Skye, but Lucious interrupts them.
The SPR meeting provides an opportunity to discuss the student's overall progress, provide feedback, clarify expectations, and establish shared objectives for the year.
The language is designed to be included in job descriptions, a practice that will help clarify expectations for both departmental computer workstation evaluators and their supervisors.
This means establishing how you'll work together, clarifying expectations, and helping them secure a few small wins early on.
In both these cases, the conflicts arose partly because managers hadn't clarified expectations with their bosses but mainly because of less rational factors, including profound beliefs about what is good management.
Additionally, instructors can ensure their syllabus clarifies expectations like online submission protocols, measures of participation in digital opportunities, and reasoning for inclusion of major digital resources in course design.
She added that Destiny was part of a group of students, called Board Fellows, who spoke about their concerns with the district's Board of Trustees, and the district has been working to address some of those issues over the past school year by hiring experienced teachers and clarifying expectations with faculty and staff.
Other tactics include defining roles, clarifying expectations, managing project schedules and completing tasks ahead of deadline.
