The phrase "an assessment of multiple" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the evaluation or analysis of several items, factors, or subjects.
Example: "The report provides an assessment of multiple variables that influence the outcome of the experiment."
Alternatives: "an evaluation of several" or "a review of various".
In Europe, this deference entails an assessment of the multiple factors identified by the ECtHR, where the weight attached to each factor necessarily depends on the context.
The EF provides an aggregated assessment of multiple anthropogenic pressures [10].
The proposed method supports an initial assessment of multiple design concepts which allows the selection and development of a "greener" wind turbine.
This work presents a cost effective method taking advantage of the full-field measurement capability of digital image correlation (DIC) for a simultaneous assessment of multiple stress strain relations for fiber-reinforced composites in a principal material plane.
Overall, the technology described in this paper represents a significant advance that builds upon our previous efforts to study AR at the single cell level by now allowing a quantitative assessment of multiple aspects of intracellular AR function.
In addition to the overall assessment of fatigue, the scale offers a novel assessment of multiple fatigue underlying components in COPD patients.
For the aforementioned reasons, we consider that a general assessment of multiple TFs using experimental data is beyond the scope of this work.
Previous research has tended to focus on only one or two areas of delays rather than conducting a complete assessment of multiple dimensions [ 7- 26, 26- 31].
In addition, a combined assessment of multiple circulating miRNAs together with cTn may increase specificity and sensitivity and accelerate AMI diagnosis.
