The phrase "a methodology of assessing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a systematic approach or framework for evaluating something, such as a process, program, or performance.
Example: "The research paper outlines a methodology of assessing the effectiveness of various teaching strategies in the classroom."
Alternatives: "a method for evaluating" or "an approach to assessment".
We found that ERP paradigms were tolerated well by Kenyan children and thus can be used to study the effects of cerebral insults and provide an alternative methodology of assessing perceptual cognitive development in patient groups for whom more typical standardised neuropsychological assessments are unavailable.
The aim of this paper is the development of a methodology for assessing the iron removal efficiency of passive mine water treatment settling lagoons and reed beds.
More detailed information may help to resolve this question, specifically to the methodology of assessing a chronic TMP animal model.
Additionally, the assessment of simultaneous activities provides a methodology for assessing the degree of competing demands and task loads in physician activities [ 39].
The purpose of this project was to refine a methodology for assessing quality of reviews and then to evaluate review quality.
The classical methodology of assessing the true prognostic value of a marker was restricted to patients who underwent local regional therapy alone and received no systemic adjuvant treatment.
This paper describes the development of a methodology for assessing and correlating stick slip and brake creep groan.
A methodology for assessing perceptions of a product through cost benefit analysis is demonstrated in an experimental study involving use of one of two products for supporting interaction with telephone voice menu systems.
A critical next step to develop ASL as a methodology for assessing modulation of ongoing pain will be to demonstrate pain-related CBF changes that are attenuated by an analgesic of known efficacy.
In addition, we believe that development of a methodology for assessing the need for updating a systematic review could potentially reduce the burden of updating on reviewers.
