The phrase "assess judgments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the evaluation or analysis of decisions or opinions made by individuals or groups.
Example: "In order to improve our decision-making process, we need to assess judgments made during the last project."
Alternatives: "evaluate decisions" or "analyze opinions".
Our first series of experiments assessed judgments of strangers.
One way of assessing judgment and character is the company we keep and the people we praise.
Credit History (34%) - Another area of assessing judgment.
Explicitly acknowledging and assessing value judgments along the translational pathway, and recognizing that the pathway in its most effective form is a cycle, empowers those engaged in clinical translational science to engage in robust debate about the normative assumptions and judgments that guide and shape their work (Table 1).
This study examined the reliability and validity of a brief, face-valid self-report measure designed to assess subjective judgments of functioning.
In practice, however, people rarely follow strict statistical guidelines when combining their own estimates with those of other people; and additional factors often lead people to assess some judgments more positively than others.
Samples of drivers were contacted for their opinions on certain aspects of driving rules and attitudes while driving, and different types of questions were addressed to the drivers to assess their judgments of these aspects.
The aim of this study was to assess physicians' judgments of relevant aspects of treatment quality such as effectiveness, quality of life and further treatment options.
The MAMCA method was used in different contexts of transport decisions to assess sustainability judgments about alternatives in transport projects (e.g. [35, 36, 37]) and to derive a framework for city freight distribution (CD-MAMCA) [38].
