The phrase "assess project" is not correct as it lacks a preposition or article to clarify its meaning.
You can use it in contexts where you want to evaluate or analyze a project, but it needs to be part of a larger, grammatically correct sentence.
Example: "We need to assess the project to determine its feasibility and potential impact."
Alternatives: "evaluate the project" or "review the project".
The "Before-Action Review" builds communication amongst stakeholders and helps you assess project risks, analyze potential impact, and develop countermeasures to get ahead of any impediments to your success.
The objective of this study was to assess project management skills and learning outcomes on Business Management undergraduates upon completion of students' projects in 2011.
In addition, project managers using the proposed mapping approach can better assess project duration and system performance parameters such as response time and data traffic.
Cumulative distribution functions (CDFs) are then developed as a user-friendly chart for decision makers and these CDFs can be used to assess project risks during the pre-conceptual stage.
The developed management information system (MIS) provides an objective measure of completed work that PMs can use to monitor project progress and assess project achievements by converting project data into manageable information clusters.
If leadership of these functional areas does not possess the analytical skill to assess project viability, but does have the project management acumen to execute a project if viable, then a consultant may be advisable to assist with the assessment of costs and benefits.
A review panel consisting of engineering, research, legal, privacy and policy teams will assess projects falling within these guidelines.
Cost estimators and contractors assess projects, arrange budgets and prepare bids by forecasting CCI.
It's the job of professional planners, in other words, to assess projects for the benefit of the entire city, from the perspective of many competing interests.
HUD, for example, will require local housing agencies to improve their oversight of developers and better assess projects before HOME money is awarded.
Companies typically rely on stage-gate processes to assess projects periodically, recalculate their projected ROI according to any changed conditions, and decide whether they should get a green light.
