"assess challenges" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to ask someone to evaluate and identify potential difficulties. For example, "The team was asked to assess challenges that could arise during the project."
"Working with communities and stakeholders ever more efficiently, we will assess challenges and implement solutions on a 'landscape scale', always focussing on the ultimate outcome: an improved environment for all of us".
Project Description: During her fellowship at the Massachusetts Department of Transitional Assistance (DTA), Alison helped the agency assess challenges and opportunities to improve the effectiveness of the delivery of Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) services state-wide.
The study has three main parts: (1) a survey on vaccine delivery to assess challenges and opportunities for country-level capacity to deliver potential future HIV vaccines; (2) the collection of cost data associated with HIV vaccination and AIDS treatment; and (3) a computer simulation modeling analyzing the relative cost-effectiveness of potential HIV vaccination strategies.
Incentive-based reporting should be continuously investigated to assess challenges for evaluating current measures.
This was critical to assess challenges and successes in implementing pilot activities and to evaluate the long-term effectiveness of the DRR program.
RESULTS: The TECH provided a structure to assess challenges systematically, consider their potential impact on intervention feasibility and fidelity, and determine actions to take.
Empire State's cultural capital at risk? Assessing challenges to the workforce and educational infrastructure of arts and entertainment in New York [Electronic version].
But persuading consumers to overcome "the yuck factor" will be a key issue, says the report by the Waste and Resources Action Programme (Wrap) which assesses challenges to the development of the food system in the next 10 years.
The existing functionality and structural suitability for extensions make it a useful tool for assessing challenges of the ongoing energy transitions.
The study aimed at assessing challenges facing the implementation of IHR (2005) at the JNIA in Tanzania.
42 However, the publications were focused mainly on RUM issues and most studies only assessed challenges at the service provider level.
