The phrase "assess phase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to project management, research, or evaluation processes where a specific stage involves assessment or evaluation.
Example: "During the assess phase, we will analyze the data collected to determine the effectiveness of our strategy."
Alternatives: "evaluation stage" or "assessment stage".
In a recent publication (Islam et al. in J Nat Gas Sci Eng 25:134–139, 2015), the van der Waals equation of state (EOS) was modified to assess phase behavior of nanopore confined fluids.
To assess phase synchronization we used the modulus of the Order Parameter [33], a measure sensitive only to coherence in the phase and not in the amplitude of the signals.
In order to assess phase relationship between alpha and gamma power, we bandpass-filtered the MEG data +/−4 Hz of the alpha peak frequency determined from the power spectra in each subject with acausal FFT filter.
Furthermore, conventional methods define a specific point, typically burst onset, in order to assess phase.
To assess phase sensitivity over a set of cones, we computed the RMS of the phase sensitivities of individual cones.
In order to assess phase changes over time, we developed methods to overcome temporal phase wrap as well (see appendix §A.5 for details).
Heinrichs et al. [52] combine a survey, a macro-economic input-output model, and an energy system model to assess phase-outs of coal-fired power plants in Germany.
Assessing phase II feasibility, we transplanted 554 nursery-farmed colonies of two branching species (Stylophora pistillata, Pocillopora damicornis) onto five denuded knolls in Eilat (Red Sea).
This illustrates then the difficulty of assessing phase identification uniquely on the basis of morphological features (as discussed below).
The first evaluation, assessed Phase I and Phase II of the Programme of Cooperation and was carried out at the end of Phase II in 2006.
Of the respondents 92% (n = 75 with assessed phase 2 to 4, 4 missing) confirmed that they recognised and had completed the previous phase.
