The phrase "assess targets" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to evaluation, analysis, or measurement of specific goals or objectives.
Example: "The team will assess targets for the upcoming quarter to ensure we meet our sales goals."
Alternatives: "evaluate objectives" or "analyze goals".
The conference – a follow-up to the 2013 N4G in London, which saw $23bn£17.5bnbn) pledged to end malnutrition – will see governments, donors and businesses reconvene to assess targets and take stock.
This is designed to help other countries and campaign groups to appraise and compare targets, measure progress and assess targets collectively against the goal of limiting warming within 2°C over pre-industrial levels.
Moreover, the participants that used Google Maps and Street View predominantly used them to assess targets in areas they were already familiar with.
We have used real-time quantitative RT-PCR (qRT-PCR) and immunohistochemistry (IHC) to assess targets known to be of importance to resistance to these agents.
Collecting data to assess target groups is not new.
Developers like Elitech in India provide custom-designed applications or games that assess target audiences and prioritize user engagement.
Three tests from this battery were administered at waitlist, baseline, post-intervention, 6 and 12 months follow-up to assess targeted areas of neuropsychological functioning associated with attention, memory, and inhibitory control (cognitive functions associated with self-regulation).
This study attempted to assess target and present reading comprehension needs of EAP students of Health Information Management HIMM) through a triangulated approach involving a wide range of sources and measures.
From the 12 hr SPECT scan, 45 sets of orthogonal planar images were used to assess target localization; total acquisition time per set was equivalent to 4.5min.
The TOPFLASH reporter plasmid (100 ng/well), containing TCF-binding sites linked to luciferase, was used to assess target gene activation [42].
Based on the high frequency of spontaneous tumor development, this DR4 line can also be used to assess targeted therapies with potential for wide application in different hematopoietic malignancies.
