The phrase "again assessing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that an evaluation or analysis is being conducted once more.
Example: "After reviewing the initial results, the team is again assessing the project's viability."
Alternatives: "re-evaluating" or "reassessing".
With campaign coverage center stage on the cable channels, producers and critics are again assessing the diversity among pundits, who talk (and talk) about things like Mr. Obama's pastor, the Hispanic vote, Iraq and the economy.
In her article concerning the arrest of the head of Trevor Day School, Dr. John H. Dexter, on Internet pornography charges, Diane Cole, a Trevor Day parent, asked, "How do we teach our kids to trust adults again?" ("Assessing the Record of a Tarnished Idol," Nov. 2).
Again, assessing vertical connections between vulnerable populations and those in power would also help to identify the impact of expectations the affected population may have during preparedness for, response to and recovery from disasters.
Again, assessing plausibility in humans from available rodent data is necessary.
Again, assessing whether these genomic differences effectively confer some increased resistance to antifungal drugs needs to be established experimentally.
Three of these boxes contain wrong genotypes and need to be spotted, thus again assessing understanding of Mendelian assortment.
The effects of training were again assessed using the assessment of the number of negative intrusions that occurred during breathing-focus periods before and after instructed worry.
"Ahead of the new vesting date in July 2017, the committee and Christopher Bailey will again assess the extent to which vesting would be appropriate," the company said.
Cordileone cautioned local and federal lawmakers "to not kind of overreact to this", he said, "to again assess all of the circumstances around what really happened so we don't take draconian measures that are going to hurt the innocent".
"Although the firms have again assessed their current business situation more unfavorably than in the previous month, they have given clearly fewer poor assessments of their six-month business outlook," Hans-Werner Sinn, president of Ifo, said in a statement.
And if you can do all of the above effectively and understand pictures or string a sentence together (and sometimes not even that), then no one will ever again assess your employment suitability on the subject of your degree.
