Practise the standard verbs for rolling out tooling and gathering early feedback.
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Fill in: 'We ___ new tooling gradually so teams aren't overwhelmed.'
We 'roll out tooling' — the standard collocation for gradual introduction. 'Spill out', 'push out front' and 'send out' aren't idiomatic here.
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Fill in: 'Early adopters help us ___ feedback before a wider release.'
We 'gather feedback' — the standard collocation. 'Grab', 'collect up' and 'take in' are informal or awkward alternatives here.
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Fill in: 'We ___ documentation so new tools are easy to pick up.'
We 'provide documentation' — the standard collocation for supplying resources. 'Give out', 'hand over' and 'send along' are less formal and less idiomatic.
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Fill in: 'We ___ adoption metrics to see which tools actually stick.'
We 'track adoption' — the standard collocation for measuring uptake over time. 'Follow', 'chase' and 'watch over' are weaker and less idiomatic.
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Fill in: 'A champions programme helps us ___ momentum behind new tools.'
We 'build momentum' — the standard collocation for growing support over time. 'Make', 'form up' and 'grow up' are less idiomatic in this sense.