The phrase "assess practices" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when evaluating or analyzing specific methods or approaches in a particular context, such as education, business, or healthcare.
Example: "In order to improve our program, we need to assess practices that have proven effective in similar organizations."
Alternatives: "evaluate methods" or "review procedures".
To assess practices regarding the expanded Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) recommendations for influenza vaccination in children among US pediatricians and family medicine physicians (FMs) and strategies to promote vaccination.
"It is important to assess practices to promote compliance with existing state laws to ensure that safety, reliability and reasonable rates are a top priority for the PUC," said committee Chairman Ben Hueso (D-San Diego).
Third, because only formal health professionals were surveyed, we could not assess practices in the informal health sector.
Surveys were distributed between June and December 2000; however, respondents were asked to assess practices during the cohort study periods.
We used 4 questions to assess knowledge, 1 to assess attitude, and 3 to assess practices or adoption of PPB.
Although most delivery observations occurred in the daytime, interviews with postpartum women allowed us to also assess practices of providers who worked the night shift.
A prospective repeated measures design examined survey and audit data to assess practice aligned with the guideline.
In the United Kingdom, pre-registration nurse education relies on workplace mentors to support and assess practice learning.
To assess practice patterns, barriers, and facilitators related to caregiver health promotion in pediatric primary care settings.
The authors' aim was to assess practice variations in anesthesia for carotid endarterectomies (CEA) and report outcomes.
Second, a web-based survey was conducted to assess practice among all available FHTs [ 17].
