The phrase "assess and value" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the evaluation or appraisal of something, such as a project, asset, or performance.
Example: "Before making a decision, we need to assess and value the potential risks involved."
Alternatives: "evaluate and appraise" or "analyze and estimate".
By Amanda Petrusich November 28, 2017 With the legend of Marvin Pontiac, who features on the new album "The Asylum Tapes," John Lurie writes a kind of meta-commentary on how we assess and value so-called outsider art.
A mixed-method approach was used to assess and value the ecosystem services derived from the Dogger Bank, an extensive shallow sandbank in the southern North Sea.
A major challenge remains in developing methods to assess and value ecosystem services and integrate them in urban decision-making processes.
In corralling all of our preposterous critical fetishes into a single, nonsensical narrative, Lurie is, of course, writing a kind of meta-commentary on the ways in which we assess and value so-called outsider art — that Pontiac's characteristics (all of which point, in one way or another, to misshapen yet pervasive ideas of authenticity) are so precise and absurd is also what makes them funny.
Both models are stepwise processes to assess and value the impacts of risk reduction measures.
The book offers a usable framework to assess and value the over 800 (and still growing) cryptoassets in existence, from the perspective of an investor in cryptoassets.
This issue's publications employ diverse methods for assessing and valuing RES at different scales in Europe and beyond.
By this he means that everything in the future, because of climate change, will have to be assessed and valued by its carbon content, and that the world will have to adapt to life without emissions.
For this objective dimples are assessed and values for out-of-plane deflection, frequency response and vibrational modes, failure modes as well as power consumption values are presented.
First, how has the practice of UK pediatric cost-utility analyses evolved over time, in particular how are health-related outcomes assessed and valued?
RESULTS The studies varied in approaches to reproducibility testing, sample size, and metrics assessed and values reported.
