The phrase "analysis to assess the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of examining data or information to evaluate a particular aspect or outcome.
Example: "The analysis to assess the effectiveness of the new marketing strategy revealed significant improvements in customer engagement."
Alternatives: "evaluation to determine the" or "examination to gauge the".
Into this paper is described a methodology, for the mid-long term scenarios analysis, able to asses the buildings energy consumption of a municipality by means of a simulation approach and of a geo-referenced characterization of the stock.
In parallel, an economic analysis is required to asses the cost reduction achieved by each configuration.
An analysis was performed to asses the failure root cause of an automotive diesel engine which experienced collapse only 6 month after revision.
Second, the content published by these communities is analyzed to reveal the communities' interests, and finally, sentiment analysis is performed to asses the sentiment leaning of the communities with respect to different topics of interest.
Receiver Operating Characteristic (ROC) curve analysis was performed to asses the utility of the pre transfusion V-a PC02 as a tool to predict responsiveness of the Sv02 to blood transfusion.
We have performed additional analysis in order to asses the effects of training mode on each test of letter type: Arabic Letter 1: The interaction between training mode and test was significant (F 2,44) = 8.734 p<.05).
We have performed additional analysis in order to asses the effects of training mode on each test of letter type: Arabic Letter 1 and Japanese-inspired Letter 3: No significant interaction between training mode and test; Arabic Letter 2: The interaction between training mode and test was significant (F 2,44) = 6.14; p<.05).
The analysis is important to asses the eligibility of the AGnES-concept for implementing it into the regular health care system: a significant increase of the total number of home visits would have implied that the AGnES concept induced additional home visits in this setting.
