The phrase "assess burden" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when evaluating or analyzing the weight or impact of a particular responsibility or obligation.
Example: "Before making a decision, we need to assess the burden that this new policy will place on our employees."
Alternatives: "evaluate the load" or "analyze the weight".
SF-12v2 scores were compared to the U.S. general population using Analysis of Variance models to assess burden of UC on HRQoL.
To assess burden assumed by caregivers (family members most of the time) we used the short version of Zarit burden interview.
Moreover, it did not assess burden, and there has been no other estimation of the burden of headache in the mainland of China.
To assess burden of migraine in the population, we compared three groups of women with migraine based on the self-reported association of their migraine attacks with menses using data from the AMPP Study.
The main aim of part two was to assess burden and trends of leprosy and its challenges at national level and in selected districts.
The intention of the PCTB is to assess burden in care teams related to the care for persons with dementia in a specific manner.
However, diagnostic diaries and instruments assessing burden and response to treatment were not always in place or routinely utilised.
In sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), as a case in point, there had been few studies of prevalence of primary headache disorders, most of these had been in select sub-populations and none had assessed burden [6-14].
Additionally, in order to obviate recall error [8, 9], we assessed burden on the preceding day: in respect of HY, we enquired into duration and intensity of the headache, and lost productivity as a consequence of it.
Three studies (231 participants) [A13, A20, A32] of psychoeducational intervention assessed burden.
Studies among FSWs in Africa have mostly assessed burden of disease, risk behaviours or relative efficacy of individual interventions.
