I know this is a bit late but here is my contribution: What you have written is perfectly good English in that it is grammatical and makes sense. However, it is not “plain English”. How about the following: What we are trying to do at this stage is to find out where we can get our informatiom from and look at it closely.
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ForbesHowever, it is not “plain English"...
I fear that plain English is a foreign language in most commercial communication situations.
(Or should that be 'opportunities'?)
MrP
MrPedanticI fear that plain English is a foreign language in most commercial communication situations.I think this can be the case where members of a particular business are talking to each other - I call it MBA speak. (Apologies to all those who have worked hard for an MBA.) Messages from the marketing and personnel (or should that be human resources