The phrase "assess team" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to evaluating a team, but it needs additional context or structure to be usable.
Example: "We need to assess the team’s performance at the end of the project."
Alternatives: "evaluate the team" or "review the team".
We assess team versus individual performance and team composition.
To assess team current level of motivation was used a tool proposed by Woodcoock and Francis (2008).
To evaluate the impact of the RxVaccinate program on the structure, process, and outcome measures and to assess team leaders' perceptions of the program.
The ability to assess team cognition and predict team performance has far reaching implications for evaluating progress in the design and development process of multimedia.
With Flock, Smarterer wants to help companies not only better manage their knowledge and internal development but recruit talent as well, giving companies a skills inventory that lets them assess team competencies and find out where they need to recruit.
Here to save the day is the "difficult assess team," which will examine each of the four sides' marble exterior for damage.
As a rookie analyst on HBO's weekly pro football show, he still watches game films, but only to assess teams on television, not to drill holes in their defenses for a record 420 touchdown passes in his career.
That leaves statisticians and evaluators without much concrete data to assess teams and players.
Another way to assess the importance of βm is to assess team-sport-related physical performance before and after β-alanine supplementation.
The major strength of this study is that it is the first survey to comparatively assess team-based versus solo GP care in a European country with a relatively weak primary health care system, along with consideration for its composition and impact.
Expert advice and documented evidence were used to identify suitable markers to assess teams' clinical performance, with at least one measure for each key area of activity.
