The phrase "assess degree" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when evaluating the extent or level of something, such as knowledge, skills, or performance.
Example: "In order to improve our training program, we need to assess the degree of understanding our participants have on the subject matter."
Alternatives: "evaluate the level" or "determine the extent".
This study evaluates online breast reconstruction resources with regard to reading level, however, adds new metrics to assess degree of complexity, and suitability for the intended audience.
We could not assess degree of use or usefulness of summaries, organizational decision-making processes, or generalizability to other vendors.Between 2013 and 2015, clinical summary exchange volume increased by 1349% across 11 organizations.
As part of the National Gap Analysis Program, we specifically examined physical site features at randomly selected sample locations in the Southwestern U.S. to assess degree of concordance with predicted features used in modeling vertebrate habitat distribution.
Paw pressure, von Frey hair, acetone drop, and tail heat immersion tests were performed to assess degree of mechano-hyperalgesia, mechano-allodynia, cold chemical allodynia and spinal thermal sensation respectively.
Ask for triggers and assess degree of disability.
We determined diets and diet quality of elk and cattle to assess degree of competition.
To Koch, the theory provides a means to assess degrees of consciousness in people with brain damage, in species across the animal kingdom, and even, he says, among machines.
The program is based on WOE methodologies which together may be used for assessing degree of contamination in marine sediment.
Follow-up interviews assessed degree of acceptance and changes made after initial interview.
PET is also unable to provide information on exactly where in the vessel wall the macrophages reside or their distribution pattern, important criteria for assessing degree of vulnerability.
These comprised of three visual analogue scales assessing degree of anxiety, depression, and happiness.
