The phrase "assess the ability of the method" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when evaluating or analyzing how effective a particular method is in achieving its intended purpose.
Example: "In this study, we aim to assess the ability of the method to improve patient outcomes in clinical settings."
Alternatives: "evaluate the effectiveness of the method" or "determine the capability of the method."
The F-statistic was employed to assess the ability of the method to detect differences in the activity of the examined antioxidants.
The objectives of the present study were, therefore, to assess the ability of the method to quantify changes in soil properties as induced by single or combined effects of leek roots (Allium porrum), AMF (Glomus intraradices) and earthworms (Allolobophora chlorotica).
A large set of numerical test cases is proposed to assess the ability of the method to achieve effective second order of accuracy on smooth flows, maintaining an essentially non-oscillatory behavior on discontinuous profiles, general robustness ensuring physical admissibility of the numerical solution, and precision where appropriate.
Next, to assess the ability of the method to reproduce precise magnitudes of selection, the mean predicted selection coefficient was calculated over the prespecified driver loci across simulated population histories having between 5 and 50 driver loci.
The residual wavefront RMSs of the constructed loops and their correlation with the pupil translation were used to assess the ability of the method based on pupil tracking to correct for the aberrations in real time.
Then, to further assess the ability of the method to cope with the additional complexities associated with organ scale cardiac electrophysiology models we present the results of simulating monodomain activity on a realistic human heart geometry.
To assess the ability of the FIM method to identify associations, we compared the C8 Science Panel's (2005) findings on probable link evaluations with PFOA.
We performed two simulations to assess the ability of the empirical Bayes method to accurately identify differentially expressed genes in the presence of confounding batch effects.
In this study, we applied several methods to assess the ability of the isolated bacteria to produce biosurfactant molecules.
To assess the ability of the models for predicting DR, we applied our methods to a testing set composed of the independent data from the training set.
In order to assess the ability of the algorithms to produce motion free, undistorted volumes, the following method was employed.
