The phrase "assess resources" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when evaluating or analyzing the availability and suitability of resources for a specific purpose or project.
Example: "Before starting the project, we need to assess resources to ensure we have everything we need to succeed."
Alternatives: "evaluate resources" or "review resources".
We focus on using downloads, pageviews, online searches and product registration data to assess resources that do not have COUNTER data available.
To attain such integration, land managers need decision support tools that incorporate science, land-use strategies, and policy options to assess resources sustainability at large scales.
We conclude that self-perceived income sufficiency is a useful question to assess resources, both theoretically and practically, in an underserved population.
Experiences recorded in the participant surveys indicate that early education school leaders should anticipate resistance and allow time to assess resources needed prior to taking on new initiatives, particularly in technology.
Distant colonies of Laysan albatrosses utilized similar oceanographic productivity regimes in widely separated areas, suggesting that this vagile animal is able to assess resources on large scales.
It is also a simple way for the medical community to assess resources and usage of healthcare services.
Resource scheduling of construction proposals allows project managers to assess resource requirements, provide costs and analyse potential delays.
We aimed to retrospectively assess resource use and detailed costs of two academic, investigator-initiated RCTs using a comprehensive list of cost items.
The objective was an emergy synthesis of the CFE system compared to a conventional wheat (Triticum aestivum) production system to assess resource use efficiency.
Here we used an experimental approach to assess resource allocation to testes development in walnut flies (Rhagoletis juglandis) from differing nutritional backgrounds.
The Eco-Report 2011 is an Excel-based pre-computation method to assess resource efficiency of products [5].
