The phrase "assess opportunities" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when evaluating potential options or possibilities in a business or strategic context.
Example: "Before making a decision, we need to assess opportunities in the market to determine the best course of action."
Alternatives: "evaluate options" or "analyze possibilities."
Your goal, of course, is to become a swift and wise decision-maker in this new arena, able to diagnose problems and assess opportunities in multiple contexts.
The due diligence processes in place at most companies are designed to assess opportunities in which the firm can create value on its own.
Koch Industries recently brought on Angela Redding, a consultant based in Salt Lake City, to analyze the media environment and assess opportunities.
I travel often to cities all over the world to assess opportunities for brands, and determine optimal strategies for entering new markets.
The primary purpose of a Waste Audit is to assess opportunities to improve efficiencies, decrease waste, or substitute nonhazardous materials for hazardous materials and thereby minimize waste generation.
The joint administrators said they would be working closely with the senior management team at the Caparo group to rapidly contact key customers and suppliers, with the objective of stabilising trading, while they assess opportunities to restructure or sell the businesses and their assets.
Students will have a chance to assess opportunity and action in the context of current impact ventures.
Students must assess opportunity and action in light of the perceived capabilities of the individuals and the nature of the environments they face.
Total addressable market (TAM) is frequently used to assess opportunity.
In short, moving away from political negotiation and historical patterns of allocation to assess opportunity cost and release resources from within to fund investment proposals will lead to better use of healthcare resources.
Mr. Sidgmore said that the company would immediately begin assessing opportunities to sell "noncore" operations.
