The phrase "assess for ongoing" is not entirely clear and may require additional context to determine its correctness and usability in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are evaluating or examining something to determine its current status or progress, particularly in ongoing situations or projects.
Example: "We need to assess for ongoing improvements in our customer service strategy to ensure we are meeting client needs effectively."
Alternatives: "evaluate for continuous" or "review for ongoing".
She will soon be assessed for ongoing care needs.
A non-clinically indicated research cardiac MRI will be performed to assess for the presence of ongoing LV remodeling.
You can assess for yourself.
In addition to identifying specific candidate TD regions, we used these data to assess the evidence for ongoing, strong maternal-specific TD near centromeres and telomeres.
A study of this cohort should include quantitative exposure estimation through biomonitoring, genotoxicity studies, risk assessments, and other techniques, and determination of intermediate and long-term effects; it should also assess the potential for ongoing exposures via contamination of the food chain and the disposal of oil/dispersant soaked material in landfills or through burning.
This panel of noted legal specialists will examine the aftermath of the Palestinian statehood bid at the United Nations and assess the ongoing needs for democratization and political reform.
Additional seroepidemiologic investigations should be conducted to assess the ongoing risk for bird-to-human transmission of H5N1 among rural and other human populations.
UNICEF Flash Appeal [pdf] More news UNICEF Executive Director visits devastated region in Iran UNICEF Executive Director Carol Bellamy visits devastated region in Iran on Saturday, January 10, for a two-day day visit to inspect the damage caused by the earthquake in December and to assess the ongoing relief effort for children affected by the crisis.
(News Note) UNICEF chief to visit devastated region in Iran Media Advisory, 9 January 2004 - Carol Bellamy, Executive Director of UNICEF, will arrive in Iran on Saturday, January 10, for a two-day day visit to inspect the damage caused by the earthquake in December and to assess the ongoing relief effort for children affected by the crisis.
Carol Bellamy, Executive Director of UNICEF, will arrive in Iran on Saturday, January 10, for a two-day day visit to inspect the damage caused by the earthquake in December and to assess the ongoing relief effort for children affected by the crisis.
