The phrase "able to effectively assess" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing someone's capability to evaluate or judge something accurately and efficiently.
Example: "The candidate demonstrated that they are able to effectively assess the needs of the project and propose suitable solutions."
Alternatives: "capable of accurately evaluating" or "skilled in assessing effectively."
As a management consultant, I have been able to effectively assess client needs and deliver what is desired". "My studies in the field of sociology altered my mindset toward human behavior.
We are not able to effectively assess which anatomical connections exist after the injury and which change with training.
Nurses in this study chose to adopt a more relational approach to assessment where they monitor for social cues and recognise the importance of building a relationship with families and that it is on the basis of this relationship that they are able to effectively assess the needs of women.
Only mature data companies are able to navigate these nuances to effectively assess, mitigate and control data risk in a way that unlocks innovation while preserving customer trust and regulatory compliance.
Large numbers are needed to effectively assess safety and effectiveness.
As such, the quality of life of women taking Kadcyla is significantly improved.The good news is that patients in England will still be able to access this treatment through the Cancer Drugs Fund, but we are keen to find a more permanent way to effectively assess the value of such drugs to ensure those who need them most can benefit from them".
Instead, you need close monitoring and a large constellation of data to effectively assess their performance.
In a context wherein the Roma population are disadvantaged, the aim of this study was to assess whether the Roma population are able to effectively access primary care services, and if not, what barriers prevent them from doing so.
We then assess whether the Roma, as a vulnerable population, are able to effectively access primary care services, and if not, what barriers prevent them from doing so.
In this section of the paper, we will assess whether the Roma, as a vulnerable population, are able to effectively access primary care services, and if not, what barriers prevent them from doing so.
