The phrase "assess structures" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the evaluation or analysis of physical or conceptual frameworks, such as buildings, organizations, or systems.
Example: "In our engineering course, we will learn how to assess structures for safety and stability."
Alternatives: "evaluate frameworks" or "analyze systems".
The tax, which L.A. Mayor Eric Garcetti endorses, would assess structures on properties at an annual rate of 16 cents per square foot.
Fire marshals and building inspectors were called to assess structures throughout Dover, the capital city, where the city hall was evacuated.
In Phase 3, items were developed to assess structures, processes, and outcomes of quality end-of-life care then tested for content and face validity with health professionals.
Evaluation is the key component of any intervention which should not only assess structures and processes but particularly evaluate the outcome and include the effectiveness of the programme according to rigid scientific criteria.
Stahlberg, H. et al. Two-dimensional crystals: a powerful approach to assess structure, function and dynamics of membrane proteins.
We review both the ability to assess structure as built character and the ability to indicate the state of deterioration.
Drones are used in crime scene and traffic collision photography; tactical deployments involving SWAT, shark detection and missing persons searches; and to assess structure fires and natural disasters with aerial photography, according to Handy's report.
We utilize 12 microsatellites to assess structuring among Cx.
Ten Evolution UAVs were flown from the New Orleans Naval Air Station to assess structure damage and flooding data.
To assess structure, one must consider how well the health care system interfaces with society and individuals in society [ 7].
Evaluation is of utmost importance for any intervention to assess structure, process and outcome according to rigid scientific criteria.
