The phrase "assess reactions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when evaluating or analyzing responses or feedback to a particular situation, event, or stimulus.
Example: "In order to improve our marketing strategy, we need to assess reactions from our target audience after the campaign launch."
Alternatives: "evaluate responses" or "analyze feedback".
At one point last fall, jury experts and public relations advisers convened focus groups in Manhattan on Ms. Stewart's behalf to assess reactions to the allegations against her while her lawyer looked on.
At one point last fall, jury experts and public relations advisers convened focus groups in Manhattan on Ms. Stewart's behalf to assess reactions to the accusations against her while her lawyer looked on.
Two secondary measures (Physical Sensations Questionnaire and Modified Profile of Mood States) were administered pre- to post-treatment in order to assess reactions to the brief treatment and preliminarily determine if demand (or reactivity) effects might have influenced the findings.
To assess reactions by program directors (PDs) to a preview of a scenario from the Fundamentals of Surgery Curriculum (FSC), which is a case-based interactive curriculum developed by the American College of Surgeons's (ACS) Division of Education and designed to be delivered online to first-year (PGY-1) suresidentssidents.
To assess reactions and pathologic changes in liver parenchyma due to the 2 chemotherapy strategies, all measurements of attenuation of parenchyma at baseline and at follow-up were included.
The objectives of the current analysis were primarily to study whether the promise of same-day notification could be realized by available technology, and secondarily to assess whether this was influenced by different messaging systems, to assess reactions following message delivery.
For quality control purposes, a portion of the samples were selected at random and spiked with standards to assess reaction efficiencies.
Serially diluted pooled cDNA was amplified with specific primers to assess reaction efficiency, and tumor samples were amplified in triplicate and detected with SybrGreen.
Additionally, the anesthesiological workplace was filmed from two different views to assess reaction to the alarms.
Students' satisfaction with and attitudes towards training programmes are the most common indicators used to assess reaction [ 1, 5].
In order to assess reaction time differences between the up- and down-regulation blocks, a paired t-test was applied on the group level (two-tailed; statistical significance threshold of p < 0.05).
