The phrase "approach to assessing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are describing a new or different way to examine or evaluate something. For example: "We developed a new approach to assessing employee performance that would provide more accurate feedback."
Without a more systematic approach to assessing needs, quality of services delivered and outcomes, rigorous assessment of effectiveness is constrained.
Contractile reserve assessment, using low-dose dobutamine stress MRI is the second approach to assessing myocardial viability.
But there is no systematic approach to assessing humanitarian operations through the eyes of recipients.
He was brought in by owner William DeWitt in 2003 to bring an analytics approach to assessing talent.
These interactions emphasise the need for a whole-of-government approach to assessing the costs and benefits of such actions," it said.
Read the reports by the PRA and Financial Conduct Authority and be astonished by the feebleness of the Co-op Bank's approach to assessing and managing risks.
In principle, a systematic and transparent approach to assessing the damage caused to the environment by development could become a useful addition to the planning process.
Dr Tom MacMillan, executive director of the Food Ethics Council, complimented Defra on "taking a systematic approach to assessing food security" and getting on with the job.
The court on Thursday instructed judges to apply a case-by-case approach to assessing the impact on competition of such agreements.
Instead, the commission is urging nuclear plants to embrace a more systematic approach to assessing fire risk — one that relies on a computer program.
Malthouse's tenure came to an end shortly after he gave an explosive radio interview on Tuesday morning where he attacked president Mark LoGiudice's approach to assessing his position.
