The phrase "are capable of assessing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's ability or competence to evaluate or judge something.
Example: "The experts are capable of assessing the risks involved in the project."
Alternatives: "have the ability to evaluate" or "are able to judge".
Within the DSSITP (Decision Support System for Intermodal Transport Policy) project, an assessment framework has been developed using three different models that are capable of assessing policies intended to enhance the growth of intermodal inland waterway and rail transport.
Although there is evidence to suggest that well constructed MEQs will test higher order cognitive skills [ 5], and that they can test different facets of understanding than MCQs [ 7], it is reasonable to ask if MEQ assessments in higher education are well constructed and if they are capable of assessing higher order cognitive skills.
"The range of assets we will accept in exchange will be wider, extending to raw loans and, in fact, any asset of which we are capable of assessing the risks.
Future results will be used to develop and implement Web crawler mechanisms that are capable of assessing the scope of this research effort.
Intubation reflected the severity of a patient's condition (three resuscitations) and may indicate that the professionals at the scene are capable of assessing a patient's serious condition despite high T-RTS scores.
Although ventilatory measurements are capable of assessing the functional status of the respiratory pumping apparatus, such measurements are generally not capable of assessing the status of the other functional component of the respiratory system, namely, the gas exchange unit or lung.
To date, MR imaging has, however, not been capable of assessing the deep radial and calcified layers of cartilage.
The results of the study showed that DWI is capable of assessing information not only on cell density but also indirectly on the vascularisation in tumours.
This is the statistical, mathematical, and technical model that is capable of assessing the interactions and relationship between independent variables (factors) and dependent variables (response) [19].
Each agent must therefore be capable of assessing and identifying reliable interaction partners, even if it has no personal experience with them.
