The phrase "appraise the impact" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when evaluating or assessing the effects or consequences of a particular action, event, or situation.
Example: "The committee was tasked to appraise the impact of the new policy on employee productivity."
Alternatives: "evaluate the effect" or "assess the influence."
This is represented by a subscale where patients appraise the impact the symptoms on their QoL (appraisal of psychopathological symptoms).
"These accounts suggest that, firstly, we need more information to appraise the impact of the transactions this company undertakes, including full country-by-country reporting for all the companies with which it has relationships".
This study was designed to appraise the impact of the simple preoperative oral arginine and n-3 fatty acids supplementation on immune response, gut oxygenation, and postoperative infections.
If, instead, the task of appellate courts is to appraise the impact of tainted evidence on a jury's decision, as Chapman required, these courts will be better able to protect against deprivations of constitutional rights of criminal defendants.
Given the aforementioned background, this study develops a comparative static, partial equilibrium model of the Indonesian palm oil sector with explicit linkages to key trading partners to appraise the impact on the major enviro-economic variables in Indonesia of a rather modest reduction in demand for Indonesian palm oil in the EU markets due to sustainability restrictions.
Considering these effects of nitrogen application, longer-term study is needed to comprehensively appraise the impact of low-level nitrogen addition on ecosystem stability and the possible change of plant species composition in Inner Mongolian grasslands.
Respondents' learning behaviour was influenced by: appraising the impact of assessment; appraising their learning response; their perceptions of agency; and contextual factors.
Respondents' learning behaviour was influenced by appraising the impact of assessment, appraising their learning response, by their perceptions of agency and by contextual factors (Fig. 1).
While there are many ways of of critically appraising the impact of faculty programmes like the SAFRI programme, the Kirkpatrick model of evaluation is an attractive option in resource-constrained settings because it is not resource-intensive or complex to perform [ 7].
Second, we appraise the potential impact in land use changes over the short and long run.
Further investigations are required, including longer follow-up periods to appraise the real impact of this intervention on the development of multiple organ dysfunction and survival.
