The phrase "assess chances" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when evaluating the likelihood of a particular outcome or event occurring.
Example: "Before making a decision, it's important to assess chances of success based on the available data."
Alternatives: "evaluate probabilities" or "analyze likelihoods".
Expected goals allows us to assess chances, rather than just goals, and it tells us there should have been 34.2 goals in the Hornets' 11 games, more than at matches involving any other club.
Regardless if you're applying for financial aid or not, juniors in the process of developing a balanced college list should make note of schools that have a need-blind or need-aware admissions policy in order to accurately assess chances of admission.
To assess chance-adjusted interrater reliability, Cohen's kappa statistic was determined.
We ran permutation tests to assess chance level prediction accuracy for these data (dotted lines, Figures 3B and S1B) by running 1,000 SVMs with shuffled near/far labels.
16 We used Cohen's κ to assess chance-corrected inter-rater agreement of reviewers' decisions about potential eligibility of articles at title and abstract screening, and about the eligibility of articles at full-text review.
Students will have a chance to assess opportunity and action in the context of current impact ventures.
It is a chance to assess her chances of converting the victory over Serena Williams into further grand slam success.
"It's realistic," said Woods, when asked to assess his chances.
Johnson's vice president, Hubert Humphrey, took four weeks to assess his chances after Johnson's withdrawal.
They can assess their chances of turning their vocational training at university into a full-time position.
Woods was asked to look ahead to Sunday's final round and to assess his chances.
