The phrase "assess anyone" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the evaluation or judgment of any individual, typically in a professional or academic context.
Example: "In this course, we will learn how to assess anyone's performance based on specific criteria."
Alternatives: "evaluate any individual" or "appraise anyone".
Concisely stated, the law says that up to 40 lashes and a fine should be assessed anyone "who commits an indecent act which violates public morality or wears indecent clothing".
A peacekeeping team travelled to the Zamzam camp for displaced people on Wednesday to assess whether anyone had arrived from Tabit.
I think sites like these offer a great way to start building a following and to assess whether anyone cares about your product or service.
But the threat of a terrorist's using the information to cause a pandemic was not formally assessed by anyone until after the experiments were done and papers had been submitted for publication.
A Gender Recognition Panel, made up of three legal and medical panellists, would be responsible for assessing that anyone applying for a certificate met the criteria, which included a diagnosis of gender dysphoria and two years of evidence at having lived in their acquired gender.
How, the critics ask, can anyone assess the fundamentals of a company in a fraction of a second?
They would first try and assess whether there was anyone alive to save.
The statistics are, using the measures by which anyone can assess itinerant footballers who prowl the world for work, nothing at all remarkable.
In the wake of the No Child Left Behind federal education law, students in elementary, middle and high schools take standardized tests whose results are made public, inviting anyone to assess, however imperfectly, a school's performance.
Among the tools is the Agency's postcode search map that can be used by anyone to assess the risk of some, but not all, types of flooding.
