The phrase "assess risks" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the process of taking account of the potential risks involved in a situation. For example: "We need to assess risks before moving forward with the project."
Specialist sites will enable buyers and sellers to assess risks more accurately.
As his experience has deepened, he has learned how to assess risks, which he does constantly.
Big carriers have security departments that assess risks over and above those specifically mentioned in NOTAMs.
Teaching our children early on how to assess risks in any number of areas helps them become thoughtful, safe and responsible adults.
The agency said it was reorganizing the management team that supervises shuttle missions in flight to improve communications, the chain of command and the ability to assess risks.
Mr. Rumsfeld said that the Pentagon bureaucracy could assess risks in preparation for battle and that it could figure out how to attract and train quality personnel.
This will likely not mean an end to the raters, which could still assess risks for investors.
The same year it also bought Ounce, whose software allows companies to assess risks in their programming code.
This recommendation reflects what we all know: young people do not have adult levels of judgment or ability to assess risks and are more susceptible to peer pressure.
But the real risks are ill health, obesity and a growing inability among children "to assess risks to themselves and others".
The proposed measure would also require the E.P.A. to assess risks to vulnerable populations, but critics say this provision is weaker than in Mr. Lautenberg's earlier bills.
