The phrase "assent regarding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing agreement or approval about a specific matter or topic.
Example: "The committee reached an assent regarding the proposed changes to the policy."
Alternatives: "agreement on" or "approval concerning".
Each hospital held internal discussion after which the study team sought assent regarding the hospital's participation in the study.
Parents/guardians provided written informed consent, and the children or adolescents provided verbal assent regarding participation in this study.
Parents provided written informed consent, and the children or adolescents provided verbal assent regarding participation in this study.
All caregivers of the participants provided written informed consent, and the participants provided verbal assent regarding their participation in the study.
Andreotti had thrown his weight behind the new centre-left coalition in 1963 only after ascertaining that it was acceptable to those whose assent he regarded as crucial: the US and the Vatican.
Thus, if each presiding officer makes the announcement at a different time (for instance because one house is not sitting on a certain date), assent is regarded as effective when the second announcement is made.
This is likely to be led by local ethics committees which is in line with some of the existing guidelines for paediatric research regarding assent e.g. the US Code of Federal Regulations (Part 50) state that "the IRB must determine that adequate provisions are made for soliciting the assent of the children" [ 5].
Despite broad agreement, Quebec at the last moment withdrew its assent to a revised formula regarding proposed federal control over social security, and the path of constitutional reform was blocked.
A comprehensive proposal regarding acquisition of assent cannot exclude the abovementioned situations and institutional problems, and needs further discussion.
That caricature seems to miss the point that the Pyrrhonian only withheld assent with regard to the non-evident propositions.[20] Assent to what was evident (i.e., what appears to be) or a pro-attitude weaker than assent toward the non-evident would be appropriate.
The Committee on Foreign Affairs is calling for Parliament to have a right of assent as regards the suspension of cooperation under Lomé.
