The phrase "assess the quality of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when evaluating or determining the standard or level of something, such as a product, service, or performance.
Example: "Before making a decision, we need to assess the quality of the candidates' applications."
Alternatives: "evaluate the quality of" or "judge the quality of".
Consumer Reports has a testing methodology to asses the quality of an automobile.
One of the approaches used to asses the quality of results is comparison between replicates [ 3].
A modification of the Jadad scoring system [ 14] was used to asses the quality of the evidence found (Table 1).
A common theme emerging from all these studies is the need for a systematic framework to asses the quality of structural alignments.
Amplification of B-actin gene (621-bp fragment) was performed to test for the presence of artifacts and to asses the quality of RNA.
To further asses the quality of the two predictions, we used three different sources of evidence, proteins, ESTs and RNAseq, and we were able to confirm 92% of the shared introns.
Only the committee of the NICE guideline [ 31] used an instrument to asses the quality which is part of their rigorous, standardized procedures.
Two authors will independently asses the methodological quality of all studies and discuss any differences of opinion.
While he had much negative to say about Spain's inns and social inequality, he greatly admired the quality of the horses, asses, and mules.
The Scale to Asses Therapeutic Relationships in Community Mental Health Care (STAR) is a questionnaire which measures the quality of the therapeutic relationship [ 68].
For very simple digital cameras, the type that come in blister packs for less than $40 new, that's fine: There's nothing that can be done to enhance the crap-ass quality of the photographs, so you're on your own.
