The phrase "assess both of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to evaluate or analyze two specific items or subjects together.
Example: "In this report, we will assess both of the proposed solutions to determine which is more effective."
Alternatives: "evaluate both" or "analyze both of".
It is not always possible to assess both of them.
In pressure vessel Design by Analysis, the designer is required to assess both of these behaviour modes when specifying the allowable static load.
Then, in the second semester, which is the focus of this study, they are required to teach science for six to eight hours per week and conduct a classroom action research project, in which university supervisors and cooperating teachers assess both of the pre-service teachers' action research projects.
To assess both of these possibilities, blood pressure and heart function measurements were taken at all stages of acute MI and subsequent reperfusion via LV catheterization, and the effects of MitoSNO administration and infusion on these were assessed for up to 2 h post-reperfusion.
We assessed both of these approaches in different emergency department (ED) cohorts to rule-out an event.
From the patient point of view the avoidance of physical impairments such as diarrhea and nausea followed next, and with some distance the possibility of participating in social life – physicians assessed both of these aspects at the same level.
The polygenic nature of influenza virus pathogenesis and transmission underscores the importance of using a mammalian model capable of assessing both of these parameters.
Because CgA and Syn are present in separate NE granules, assessing both of these markers is essential for the detection of NE cells.
Although changes in genital staging and TV are thought to occur in parallel, few studies have specifically assessed both of these signs of pubertal onset.
Validity and reliability scores were high when assessing both of these instruments, supporting their suitability for use in self-reported questionnaires.
We were unable to analyze threshold effect of data on sexual activity, vaginal irritation, and the simultaneous presence of dysuria with urgency or frequency because only two studies assessed both of these variables.
