The phrase "a method of assessing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific approach or technique for evaluating something, such as performance, quality, or understanding.
Example: "The study introduced a method of assessing student engagement through surveys and observational data."
Alternatives: "an approach to evaluation" or "a technique for measuring".
The objective structured assessment of technical skills (OSATS) is a method of assessing technical skills and is particularly suitable in the operation theatre [ 19], or, for radiology, in the intervention room.
The children's commissioner also says that teeth and bone x-rays are inaccurate as a method of assessing age, with a margin for error of about two years.
Over the course of the rest of this financial year, all four sites will use a quality of life questionnaire, the Manchester Short Assessment of Quality of Life (Mansa), and a method of assessing users' and carers' satisfaction called the Carers' and Users' Expectations of Services (Cues).
In refining a method of assessing all aspects of a plot of land by using a "layer cake" of stacked transparent Mylar maps, he foreshadowed procedures that are now a universal part of the environmental impact reviews required before a construction project proceeds.
This is a method of assessing sustainability that gives people and the ecosystem equal weight.
Furthermore, it does not address a method of assessing the performance of such a WiFi virus.
A method of assessing falsework adequacy has been developed based on a fuzzy set concept.
We present a method of assessing this scatter using so-called resampling simulation methods.
The paper presents a method of assessing the thermal performance of complete buildings using the adaptive thermal comfort concept.
Many educators use pretests as a method of assessing students' prior knowledge and diagnosing alternative conceptions in a particular content area (Berry [2008]).
This paper presents a method of assessing system stability on the basis of its numerical receptance matrix, obtained from computation or experiment.
