The phrase "assess landscape" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are evaluating or analyzing a particular area or environment, often in fields like urban planning, environmental science, or design.
Example: "Before we proceed with the development project, we need to assess the landscape to understand its ecological impact."
Alternatives: "evaluate the terrain" or "analyze the environment".
Paoletti, M. G. Using bioindicators based on biodiversity to assess landscape sustainability.
Terrain analysis is an essential step to assess landscape, spatial variability of soil and ecologic properties.
A tropical tree specialist could help date and identify some of the hundreds of trees at pool bottoms to assess landscape change.
This study is one of the first to assess landscape dynamics of the Mediterranean semi-arid region of Chile.
We assess landscape connectivity in the European alpine PA network by combining measures of habitat and genetic connectivity using community landscape genetics approaches.
This paper integrates ecological data and anthropogenic fire history, as reconstructed by herders, to assess landscape and regional level vegetation change in northeastern Namibia.
We used multi-temporal remote sensing data to assess landscape-scale changes in disturbance rates, patch size and age structure.
Modeled atmospheric pollution removal by trees based on eddy flux, leaf, and chamber studies of relatively few species may not scale up to adequately assess landscape-level air pollution effects of the urban forest.
This conclusion is important for participatory landscape management in which experts and laymen are asked to visually assess landscapes.
In addition, pastoralists used key-plant species to assess landscape-grazing suitability and soils to assess landscape-grazing potential.
In addition, since relatively few watersheds are gaged, physically based models of hydrologic dynamics are often required to assess landscapes.
