The phrase "assess a list" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when evaluating or analyzing the contents or items within a list for quality, relevance, or completeness.
Example: "Before making a decision, we need to assess the list of candidates to ensure we choose the best fit for the position."
Alternatives: "evaluate a list" or "review a list".
In the beginning of the questionnaire, the respondents were asked to assess a list of statements about their perception of different aspects of the system.
Respondents who had some knowledge of STIs were asked to name, unprompted, STI symptoms in men and women, and to assess a list of measures for protecting themselves from STIs – this list included two accepted and effective methods, and three inappropriate but prevalent methods.
The main advantage of the algorithm presented in [22] is that it assesses a list of the three best channel options used to perform a spectral handoff considering the interference and the arrival probability of PUs.
We assessed a list of 1,586 Polish words obtained from two sources.
Owing to straight-forward imaging and analytical methods and high fecundity, the zebrafish embryo represents a cost-effective method for rapidly assessing a list of candidate genes for their biological and functional importance.
In order to assess a common list of probesets, it is necessary to choose an appropriate criterion [ 62].
This is the first systematic analysis of websites as sources of information on tinnitus that uses the DISCERN questionnaire, and the first to assess a comprehensive list of websites specifically used as such by medical professionals.
The statistical framework described above provides a set of K lists of selected variables, therefore it it is necessary to choose an appropriate criterion [ 75] in order to assess a common list of relevant variables (probesets or proteins, in our case).
The statistical framework described above provides a set of K lists of selected variables, therefore it is necessary to choose an appropriate criterion [ 31] in order to assess a common list of relevant variables (probe-sets or proteins, in our case).
These initiatives combined with the need to assess an expanding list of drug candidates and commercial chemicals for toxicity, have increased demand for the development and implementation of high-throughput in vitro screening assays that are predictive of toxicity in humans and ecologically-relevant species.
One of the challenges in comparing results across studies is that studies typically assess a somewhat different list of possible characteristics as potential moderators of response to treatment.
