The phrase "examine the prospects" is correct and usable in written English.
It means to carefully look at or consider the potential outcomes or possibilities for a particular situation or event. Example sentence: Before making any decisions, it is important to examine the prospects of each option and choose the one with the best potential for success.
A later article will examine the prospects for improving the health of the Russian people.
The package of articles, outlined below, examine the prospects and competitive issues -- business by business -- in the merger.
The commission will examine the prospects for Scotland's finances as an independent country, and consider policies to both boost growth and reduce the deficit to a sustainable level.
John and Ken examine the prospects for transcending the biological limits of the human mind with Anna Salamon from the Singularity Institute for Artificial Intelligence.
And these are, indeed, the three areas where convergence is most visible.This survey will examine the prospects for convergence by looking at each of these areas in turn.
In this review, we discuss the culture of endothelial cells and vascular networks from mammalian cells, and examine the prospects for using zebrafish cells for this objective.
Senator Larry E. Craig, Republican of Idaho, who is chairman of the Senate Forests and Public Lands Management subcommittee, has already called for hearings to examine the prospect of increased timber cutting on public lands.
The spokesman said that talks with the trade unions were planned to begin this week to examine the prospect of ending the current freeze on pay from April 2013 onwards.
The major UK parties have promised to examine the prospect of further devolution for all the UK nations in the wake of the Scottish referendum.
At the Scottish Labour Party Conference in March 2012, Lamont announced her intention to establish a Commission to examine the prospect of a fully devolved Scottish Parliament.
Clinical studies that examine the prospect of AAT therapy for individuals who are not genetically deficient in AAT incorporate major findings recently established with regard to AAT and T cells, namely, recent onset type 1 autoimmune diabetes (NIH clinical trial registries NCT01183455, NCT01319331, NCT01183468, NCT02005848, NCT01304537, and NCT01661192) and treatment-resistant GvHD (NCT01523821).
