The phrase "assess methodology" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the evaluation or analysis of a particular method or approach in a research or project context.
Example: "In order to improve our research outcomes, we need to assess methodology and determine its effectiveness."
Alternatives: "evaluate approach" or "analyze method".
Simulated records were used to assess methodology.
To assess methodology, results and interpretation of oncology randomised controlled trials closed early for benefit (RCTCEB).
Our results also suggest that Information Technology (IT) studies that assess methodology influences on the resultant Information System (IS) artifact need to include knowledge and/or cognitive elements and their related theories.
To assess methodology, 13 investigators (10 physicians, one pathologist, one biostatistician and one biologist) read each publication independently, and scored them according to the ELCWP scoring scale.
10 No guidance exists to assess methodologies that lead to different results.
Two reviewers independently screened citations, reviewed full texts, protocols, and supplements of potentially eligible studies for inclusion, abstracted data, and assessed methodology.
Debunking a claim of voter fraud is a complicated process that may involve going through volumes of voter registration files, assessing methodology, reviewing voter registration forms and contacting voters.
Mixer design is still very empirical and is not based on assessed methodologies.
One of these tools is a building regulatory capacity assessment methodology to assess and document building regulatory practices in low and middle-income countries.
This approach was motivated by the desire to compare the results from two methodologies and to assess the methodologies' influence on the seismic risk metrics.
Finally, we detail some properties we verify and assess our methodology.
