'assess importance' is correct and usable in written English.
It is an imperative verb phrase that can be used to suggest an action or task. For example, "Please assess the importance of each potential issue before taking action."
In terms of format, our study expanded upon Terpstra and Lindell's (2012) use of a dichotomous variable to assess importance.
At its core, the proposed methodology utilizes expert judgment to assess importance of including CP and SD indicators listed in the questionnaire on the proposed academic programs.
These items were then submitted to the expert panel to assess importance and face validity.
The Monitoring/Supervision Scale (MSS, Parenting Research Centre, 2005) is a 5-item scale designed to assess importance, expectations and monitoring strategies reported by parents.
Future studies are needed to assess importance of these factors for the risk of fatal liver disease and liver cancer in the general population of Bamako/Mali, in a context of epidemiological transition.
The assessment tool by Cochrane addresses this issue in a pragmatic way by allowing reviewers to assess importance of each item and rate level of risk in the context of the field of research.
To assess importance-to-patients, we attached the question "How important is this to you?" to each of the WURSS-44 items at enrollment.
Table 3 presents the mean and SD values for the same 19 items concerning their assessed importance in vocational education teachers' work.
In order to assess diagnostic criteria for bulimia nervosa and related EDNOS and an estimate of burden, in 2005 two additional questions were added, namely one assessing importance of weight and shape and one assessing 'days out of role' [24].
Finally, we show a comparison of target identification in both networks using several methods of assessing importance.
Also agenda setting, scaling questions, and assessing importance and confidence in changing lifestyle can be used as techniques to support MI [ 12].
