"identify expectation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the need to clarify what is expected of a person or situation. For example, "The team must identify expectation in order to develop a plan that meets the needs of all involved."
Furthermore, we aimed to identify expectations regarding haptic feedback in future instrument developments.
The Dutch national STI policy targets were explored in order to identify expectations from practical and political stakeholders.
Reflecting on the implementation process, in all three settings participants identified the need to plan, in advance, for the addition of an NP, to identify expectations, and to identify appropriate space for where the NP would practice.
The aim of this study was therefore to explore occurrence, and women's requirements and experiences of the postpartum consultation, and to identify expectations from women who wanted but did not have a consultation with the midwife assisting during labour.
The aim of this study was to explore the occurrence, women's requirements of, and experiences of a postpartum consultation, and to identify expectations from women who wanted but did not have a consultation with the midwife assisting during labour.
The second objective is to identify expectations, experiences, and attitudes among both patients and health professionals that may serve as barriers to or facilitators of online-assisted psychotherapy by considering the types of information that they require throughout the therapeutic process for adequate intervention development.
Measuring the satisfaction with medication of children or adolescents with ADHD, their parents and teachers can help identify expectations and define therapies that are most appropriate; this is of particular interest in the case of ADHD given the diversity of effective treatment options offered [ 18].
One commonly identified expectation concerning individualised care expressed by patients who sought help from CAM therapists was the wish for a caring doctor-patient "alliance".
The IDP opens communication, identifies expectations, establishes objective criteria for success, recognizes the importance of training and service, and is flexible to allow new opportunities to be pursued when they appear.
It is also useful in identifying expectations of the profession.
