The phrase "assess contributions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when evaluating or measuring the input or efforts made by individuals or groups in a particular context, such as a project or team setting.
Example: "In our meeting, we will assess contributions from each team member to determine the overall success of the project."
Alternatives: "evaluate input" or "measure contributions".
We adopt an ecosystem services framework to assess contributions of urban gardens to the quality of of their users.
OBJECTIVES: To assess contributions of individual lifestyle changes on systolic blood pressure (SBP) changes.
Thus, this study intended to assess contributions of the local people in Dodoma Municipality and how the entire IK structure on management of SAs works.
The power of the networking tools behind MyBO and Wikipedia is that they allow all these small acts of generosity to add up to very large impact, far beyond what was feasible in our prenetworked past, when it was virtually impossible to amass and assess contributions of people scattered around the world.
To further assess contributions of mental imagery, we obtained from each participant a measure of subjective visual imagery.
In considering the overlap of enrichment and depletion of these regions in additional autoimmune cohorts of RA and MS patients we can assess contributions to autoimmunity. 2 CNPs found enriched in the diabetes cohorts were also enriched in RA and may be shared regions of susceptibility to peripheral, non-neurologic autoimmunity.
An AUC was constructed to assess contribution to the prediction of RA above the Leiden rule for different models (table 4).
The forward stepwise method was used to build the multivariate models, using the log-likelihood ratio statistic to assess contribution to the model.
"The assessed contributions are paid through civilian budgets by each and every member state.
"As [UN] peacekeeping operations are funded by assessed contributions I think that at least major emergencies like Syria should benefit from assessed contributions that all member states contribute to.
The United Nations' specialized agendas are autonomous organizations that are funded by both voluntary and assessed contributions (United Nations, 2012).
