The phrase "assess over the" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear what context you are trying to use it in, as "assess" typically does not pair with "over the" in standard English usage.
Example: "We need to assess the situation before making a decision."
Alternatives: "evaluate the" or "review the".
But we'll assess over the next couple of days".
Paul Arriola, Amando Moreno, Fabrice Picault, Caleb Stanko, and Zack Steffen will be intriguing fringe prospects to assess over the next couple of years.
In the case of CARE, it is necessary to assess over the years its impact on quality of case reports.
People don't tend to buy diversified sets of annuities, and because they are issued by inherently leveraged financial intermediaries, there can be material credit risks that are hard to assess over the 20- to- 40-year horizon of their payouts.
That is one we will assess over the next few days and take it from there.
"We'll be very happy to have him back and we're hoping that can be this weekend, but we'll assess over the next couple of days".
However, components of the programme have been assessed over the years and those assessments identified some strengths and challenges that needed to be explored further.
Travel habits were assessed over the same 7-day period as the accelerometer assessment using a cellular network-based tracking device (pTrac Pro, Brickhouse Security, New York, NY).
It would permit the judges to specialize and to assess over time the trustworthiness of the government and defense lawyers who appear regularly before them.
Prior to wider pharmacological validation of this approach, the variability of each quantifiable parameter was assessed over the experimental timeframe.
The alto saxophonist Greg Osby has routinely been assessed over the last 20 years as a jazz progressive, the sort of musician who constantly pushes forward.
