In particular, there is growing interest among councils in providing a much firmer evidence for policy decisions, and the Society of Local Authority Chief Executives has said it hopes the research and evidence skills of public health will help develop the expertise of other staff.
The new oil and gas fields which Russia wants to develop need the expertise of precisely those western firms which Russia has alienated with its contract cheating and coercive re-acquisitions.
However, we did use an exhaustive search strategy developed with the expertise of a librarian, and we applied it without date limits or language restriction across several databases, two of which included gray literature (theses, research reports, conference proceedings, and textbooks).
The restrictive approach proved to be relatively simple to develop, not needing the expertise of information retrieval specialists.
These recommendations are developed by integrating the expertise of a multidisciplinary group of clinicians with the perspectives of consumers and the best available research evidence.
As a result, the center's planning arm "has been forced to develop national plans without the expertise of some of the most important players," the report determined.
The BioEnergy Science Centre, one of the DoE's more innovative programmes, is designed to emulate a start-up and develop cellulosic ethanol, tapping the expertise of labs, academia and industry.
A structured process was then developed which relied on the expertise of five focus groups comprising of members from primary Indigenous language groups in central Australia.
gives an overview of how it was developed and brings to attention the expertise of the consultant, the experience of the people participating in the workshops, as well as the difficulty to clearly define children on the move (Dottridge 2012, p. 13).
