The phrase 'sort out ideas' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are trying to decide between different thoughts or to come to a decisive conclusion. For example, "We need to sort out our ideas before deciding which direction to take the project in."
It was a great way to sort out my ideas and reflect on my own practice.
In some cases, the optimal approach may be to sort out which ideas resonate broadly and proactively take actions with wide support to demonstrate responsiveness to investor concerns without acceding to the activists' more parochial demands.
These are comprehensive processes including analysis and testing, and could be used for audit for instance, but are of little help to quickly sort out architectural ideas, especially when the systems does not yet exist.
And finally, I used Elmo's World type questions to help him sort out the ideas and the differences.
Stage 2 (Sorting out Key Ideas): All key ideas were arranged and sorted according to the interview questions respectively.
Several officials said it would take a couple of weeks to sort out all the ideas discussed and comments made on Saturday.
I suggest only that they follow the advice of the architectural historian John Summerson and "sort out those aging ideas that get encrusted around past creative achievement and clog the proper workings of the imagination in changing times".
In late-1949 early-1950950 Director Norris Bradbury selected Froman to head the "Family Committee" the purpose of which was to sort out the competing ideas for an H-bomb.
You can't stop him or the many others that are involved at the coalface of F1 development from going home for the weekend and coming back to the factory on Monday morning with 20 problems sorted out and ideas for development.
Mr. Lightner may need time to sort out all of the ideas ricocheting around his head.
