The phrase "assess says" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect combination of words that lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The report assess says that the project is on track." (This example is still awkward and unclear.)
Alternatives: "evaluation indicates" or "analysis suggests".
"If someone needs a lot of equipment the community teams won't come in and assess," says Green, "they'll only assess when they're at home".
"Critical factors like the quality of management at a small enterprise are very difficult to assess," says Markus Schaber of the European Investment Fund, which provides risk capital to small and medium-sized firms and is majority owned by the European Investment Bank.
"Emotional violence is hard for judges to assess," says Nashat.
"We are trying to assess," said Faruk Jibril, the Kano State information commissioner.
"It gives the Fed room to stand back and do nothing and just continue to assess," said Joshua C. Shapiro, chief United States economist for the research firm MFR.
The school's approach, while impressive in its attention to detail, starts with a simple formula: "Teach, assess, teach, assess," said Jack Spatola, its principal since 1984.
"These days values are very difficult to assess," said Vincent Kompany, who is De Bruyne's captain for Belgium and will soon skipper him at City.
"He's been hard to assess," said O'Brien, "because he now finds everything very easy, and he's got a bit lazy.
This is the exact type of matter that the Senate intelligence committee is uniquely positioned to assess," said Daniel Jones, the chief investigator for the Senate intelligence panel's inquiry into post-9/11 CIA torture.
"I think it is such an abuse -- manipulating your audience when they don't have the ability in any way to assess," said Ann-Marie Mott, lower school coordinator at the Bank Street School for Children.
"Straight away he felt it and it's something we will assess," said Martinez.
