The phrase "assess for the development" is not entirely correct in standard written English.
It can be used when discussing the evaluation of progress or growth in a specific context, but it may require rephrasing for clarity.
Example: "We need to assess for the development of the new software features before the launch."
Alternatives: "evaluate for the development" or "review for the development".
These patients were followed during their initial hospital stay to assess for the development of ARDS.
Such patients should be followed closely in the postpartum setting to assess for the development of potential anorectal complaints.
Outpatient follow-up is required to assess for the development of Delayed Neuropsychiatric Syndrome (DNS), which can cause personality changes, memory difficulties and gait disturbance [11].
56 Gas exchange should be evaluated in all patients to assess for the development of respiratory failure.
All patients were also contacted by telephone 1 month after injury to assess for the development of delayed infection or other complications.
If cancer is found at surgery, yearly surveillance should be continued for at least 3 years to assess for the development of new cancers.
Women should be counseled and regularly assessed for the development of additional risk factors There is a potentially increased risk of ischemic stroke in women with migraine who are using COCs and have additional risk factors which cannot easily be controlled, including migraine with aura.
The animals were weighed twice weekly and assessed for the development of hydrocephalus seen as increased head circumference, affected gait and dull general appearance.
These results indicate that not only membrane permeability but also luminal stability should be assessed for the rational development of orally effective prodrugs, and that luminal stabilization can improve the intestinal absorption of prodrugs.
Medical records were assessed for the subsequent development of both Charcot neuroarthropathy and clinical infection associated with the remote area of signal change.
Thus, the high coincidental expression of iNOS and VEGF and p53 protein accumulation may be important events to enhance gastric carcinogenesis and poorly clinical features and may be useful biomarkers to assess risk for the development of GC.
