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Discover LudwigThe phrase "assess damages" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used in legal or business contexts when discussing the determination or calculation of financial compensation for damages or losses incurred. Example: The court appointed a team of experts to assess damages in the case of the environmental disaster caused by the company's negligence.
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A second trial was scheduled to assess damages.
Reef experts will assess damages after the ship is gone.
Instead, he instructed the lawyers to prepare for a jury trial in September to assess damages.
The governor said that officials were continuing to assess damages across Kansas, and he signed an emergency declaration on Sunday.
Several executives at the meeting had to duck out repeatedly as they sought to track down missing employees or assess damages to their operations.
The judge, John E. Sprizzo of Federal District Court, has not ruled on whether to assess damages against the city and whether to reinstate the workers.
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Federal officials were expected in southwestern Wisconsin next week to assess damage there.
On Saturday, Gov. Michael F. Easley toured Burlington, Charlotte and Durham to assess damage and visit shelters.
NASA added on-vehicle cameras and sensors to detect and assess damage.
It also said it would assess damage near the mine and any residual releases of mine water.
Residents emerging to assess damage needed to "be careful", he said, adding: "There's still a lot of roads closed.
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