The phrase "assess a total" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when evaluating or calculating the overall amount or sum of something, often in financial or analytical contexts.
Example: "Before making a decision, we need to assess a total of the project costs to ensure we stay within budget."
Alternatives: "evaluate the overall amount" or "calculate the sum."
In the main study patients had to assess a total of 26 treatment characteristics which had been shown to be relevant by literature research and the qualitative pre-study.
To assess a total satisfaction rating, for each item a score is calculated: if the patient is satisfied (answered "about right") a score of 1 is given.
As a result, we were able to assess a total of 7822 genes having at least two such variants using the sequence kernel association optimal test (34).
Taken together, this may confirm that serum may be better to assess a total pool of sCD40L stored in platelets and other cells; on the other hand, PPP is more useful to measure free circulating levels of sCD40L in vivo [ 18, 19].
Furthermore, a purposive sampling technique was used to assess a total of 12 in-depth interviews (six of the key informants were short term family planning users while the remaining six were family planning service providers in the study health facilities).
In addition, the agency assessed a total of $11 million in penalties against all 14 firms.
Owners are being assessed a total of $1.5 million to rebuild the terraces, but my apartment does not have a terrace.
The tax service last month assessed a total of $388 million in back taxes and penalties, most of them levied against what are known here as the "big three" newspapers -- Chosun Ilbo, Dong A Ilbo and Joongang Ilbo.
These studies assessed a total 3399 patients and 380 controls, with a mean age of 25.4 years.
We conducted plot-based species inventories in Jambi Province and assessed a total of 156,006 individuals and 1382 plant species.
Of the Parties that have been assessed, a total of 26 have a national BAU development, where the net LULUCF emissions are projected to increase over time in comparison to 2010 levels.
