The phrase "affecting the assessment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing factors or elements that have an impact on the evaluation or judgment of something.
Example: "Several variables are affecting the assessment of the project's success, including budget constraints and team performance."
Alternatives: "influencing the evaluation" or "impacting the appraisal".
After all limitations and deductions affecting the assessment have been accounted for, Ms. Stark said, the resulting figure -- the taxable value -- is used to calculate the estimated tax due on the property.
Slice thickness is a known factor affecting the assessment of aeration compartments, in particular hyper-aerated tissue [23, 26, 27].
A series of high-profile conflict-of-interest revelations (not restricted to GMOs and pesticides) led to the resignations of leading administrators involved in decisions affecting the assessment of these products, including the European Commissioner John Dalli [34] and the former chair of the European Food Safety Authority's (EFSA) management board Diana Banati [35].
The presence of apnea and apnea plus hypopnea with the initial mode was found as the factor affecting the assessment of PCV as the successful mode (P < 0.05).
This skewness could artificially reduce the variance of the parameter studied at a certain age, thus strongly affecting the assessment of extreme percentiles.
A recent assessment of facility-based neonatal care in Kenya highlighted how poor data were potentially undermining the quality of practice [ 59], especially affecting the assessment of gestational age and symptoms of severe illness.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
