"assess properly" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You might use it when discussing evaluating something, for example: "In order to make an informed decision, it is important to assess properly the costs and benefits of each option."
In 2011, it failed to assess properly a patient who later committed suicide.
Investors have expressed concerns that it is difficult to assess properly the performance of companies with aggressive acquisition policies.
According to NASD, Raymond James let branch managers supervise their own sales activities from April 2000 to September 2004 and failed to assess properly whether the investment advice was sound.
What surprised him most, Butler told the Hay audience was the failure of the Joint Intelligence Committee to assess properly intelligence claims made about Iraq and to continue to monitor the situation as Hans Blix and his team of UN inspectors went into Iraq.
Is it possible that just two months ago the Bank of England failed to assess properly the weakness of the economy?" This is mild stuff compared to the fury directed at the high street banks after it emerged that they wouldn't be passing on to the cut to their customers.
Wonga, a local rival which has expanded overseas, was reprimanded for failing to assess properly whether borrowers could afford their loans.The demand for easy money is part of the problem, says Paul Slot, president of Debt Counsellors Association of South Africa: "There are consumers who simply do not know how to say no".
I'm assessed as a manager, players are assessed, referees should be assessed properly by the right people.
These are nearly all preventable, provided the risk factors are assessed properly and appropriately managed".
EXTRA POINTS According to the N.F.L., a confusing and potentially game-altering penalty on Giants tight end Jeremy Shockey was assessed properly in Sunday's 35-13 loss.
Stavropoulou is confident that those seeking asylum will be assessed properly, saying that several safeguards had been built into the legislation the Greek parliament adopted on Friday.
This deal looks highly dangerous for the City of London if it encourages financial business to flow out of the UK, a risk that can only be assessed properly once the terms of Brexit are settled.
