The phrase "affect the assessment of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how certain factors or variables influence the evaluation or judgment of something.
Example: "Various external factors can significantly affect the assessment of a student's performance."
Alternatives: "influence the evaluation of" or "impact the judgment of".
These impacts affect the assessment of the ultimate and serviceability limit states of OWTs via natural frequency degradation and accumulated permanent rotation at the mudline, respectively.
As we are rapidly approaching another spring season of forage growth, it may be useful to consider some of the issues that affect the assessment of spring forage growth.
This study aims to compare a range of SMs in their ability at simulating snow processes under current climate, and to evaluate how they affect the assessment of the climate change-induced snow impacts at the catchment scale.
This study aims to evaluate, once model bias has been removed by statistical post-processing (SP), how the RCM-simulated climate changes differ from those of the parent GCMs, and how they affect the assessment of climate change-induced hydrological impacts at the catchment scale.
The lacking of proximal points, often inaccessible, and distal points, often eroded or unavailable (e.g. in the sea), may in fact seriously affect the assessment of the total grain-size distribution (Bonadonna and Houghton 2005; Bonadonna et al. 2015; Bonasia et al. 2010).
The data we used better approximates US burdens, strengthening our conclusions, but could affect the assessment of interval change.
But officials said Thursday that they did not expect Mr. Zarqawi's elimination alone to affect the assessments of how many troops were needed in coming months.
Various buildings were examined and form featuresanalyzed so as to find out which makes them aesthetically appealing and howan external form affects the assessment of internal space quality.
The stress hormone cortisol, meanwhile, affects the assessment of the time value of money.That, at least, was the conclusion of a study by Taiki Takahashi of Hokkaido University in Japan.
In the second phase, we conducted two complementary analyses to determine how the use of different tools affects the assessment of final designs, as well as the effect of the judges' backgrounds on their assessments.
As low literacy affects the assessment of health-related quality of life (HRQoL) in several ways (e.g., subject eligibility and cost of administration), better approaches to HRQoL assessment in subjects with varying literacy levels are needed.
