The phrase "assess necessity" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when evaluating the importance or requirement of something in a particular context.
Example: "Before proceeding with the project, we need to assess necessity to ensure that our resources are allocated effectively."
Alternatives: "evaluate the need" or "determine the requirement".
Parents did not demand antibiotics, but trusted on the expertise of the GP to assess necessity.
Patient experience is likely to be improved by supporting patients to assess necessity (particularly in the presence of side effects) and by providing information to moderate unnecessary concerns.
Experiences might be improved by supporting patients to assess necessity (particularly in the presence of side effects) and by providing information to moderate unnecessary concerns.
For some patients, tensions arose which prompted attempts at resolution: through information-seeking in attempts to assess necessity and moderate concerns, or information-avoidance to distance themselves from concerns.
A senior US official said part of Power's mission would be to assess the necessity of such a mission.
It was commissioned by the N.I.H. to assess the necessity of using chimpanzees in research.
Library WySH2B was constructed to assess the necessity for diversification in both the H3 and L3.
Here, to assess the necessity for SC-NES cell neural relay function, we transiently silenced their electrical activity using the hM4Di-DREADD receptor.
To assess the necessity of thoracentesis in febrile medical ICU (MICU) patients, and to evaluate the efficiency and reliability of sonographic effusion patterns for diagnosing empyema.
In addition, the 8,9-saturated congener of KGP18 has been synthesized to assess the necessity of unsaturation at the carbon atom bearing the pendant aryl ring.
Our objective was to assess the necessity of dual reporting for total prostate-specific antigen (tPSA) when changing methods that have been calibrated against the World Health Organization PSA reference material.
