The phrase "assess community" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the evaluation or analysis of a community's needs, strengths, or challenges.
Example: "In order to improve our outreach programs, we need to assess community resources and identify areas for growth."
Alternatives: "evaluate the community" or "analyze the community".
assess community capacity and programmatic needs.
"The public should be reassured that Wiltshire police tasked officers across the county to assess community tensions in the aftermath of the shootings in Paris.
To assess community pharmacists' knowledge, behaviors and experiences relating to Adverse Drug Reaction (ADR) reporting in Saudi Arabia.
This study investigates ways of using key terms to represent and assess community knowledge in an online knowledge building environment.
To adequately assess community vulnerability, researchers can collect data on both means and meanings within a community.
Fahy's statement came after it emerged that some police officers had asked for the details of customers who purchased the magazine from some newsagents during visits to assess community tensions.
The study used Driver-Pressure-State-Impact-Response (DPSIR) cause-effect model as the information flow framework to assess community vulnerability and risk perceptions throughout semi-structured interview process.
To assess community pharmacists' attitude toward and knowledge of oral chemotherapy (OC) in terms of drug indications, general dosing principles, drug interactions, adverse effects, and special handling precautions.
In a small, midwestern town, a mixed methods approach was used to assess community health needs to facilitate design and implementation of care delivery systems.
Our results enable us to assess community support for resettlement strategies ex-ante and provide valuable policy advice for future resettlement plans in a very cost-effective manner.
To assess community pharmacists' perceptions of new or transferred prescription incentives on quality of care, pharmacy practice (e.g., workload), and patient base.
