"establish measures that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to suggest an action or steps to achieve something. For example: "We must establish measures that ensure the safety of our workers."
If this is the case, the employee can ask the firm to either correct the oversight or "perhaps to revoke the policy if they cannot establish measures that will protect employee interests," Schminke said.
Considering the adverse effects of ongoing land use changes on many grassland taxa, there is an urgent need to establish measures that allow for optimizing the conservation of permanent grassland habitats and their climatic, environmental and ecological benefits.
Participants also expressed the need to establish measures that assess the episodic nature of disability over time.
Only knowledge of these factors will help us establish measures that increase coverage.
The accountability framework is designed to define what it means to prepare students for gainful employment by establishing measures that would assess whether programs provide quality education and training to their students that lead to earnings that will allow students to pay back their student loan debts.
In this case, the instrument must be compared to other established measures that assess related constructs.
While the study will not include an official diagnosis of participants, it does include established measures that will gather valuable data on participants that can allow us to begin to build a picture of the relevance of iCBT treatments for depression in Ireland.
Pentagon officials have pushed back, however, and established measures that they said were intended to ensure victims could lodge complaints without fear they will be ostracized in their units, see their careers suffer or see perpetrators protected by the chain of command.
This is a well established measure that has been validated and used to assess depression in adults with aphasia following a stroke [ 51]. 4. Agitation is assessed during nursing staff-patient interactions using the observational measure Pittsburgh Agitation Scale (PAS).
The first objective of this research was to identify cut-off points that represented the best balance of sensitivity and specificity for the anxiety and depression subscales of PSSCAN and these were compared against a similar, well established measure that had been validated against gold standard definitions of anxiety and depression.
Economists have sought since the 1970s to establish measures of progress that extend beyond gross domestic product, while politicians including David Cameron have said governments should be looking at happiness in addition to national output.
