'assess the effort' is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used as an imperative sentence, meaning someone is being asked to make an assessment or evaluate how much effort has been put into something. For example: "Can you please assess the effort put into this project and give your feedback?".
Software development companies today are widely using software functional size measurement (FSM) as the main variable to assess the effort and time needed to perform a new software project.
This paper uses a case study from Botswana in the context of southern Africa, to assess the effort of Botswana to integrate peri-urban squatter areas into urban planning.
In the following, we shortly assess the effort required to perform this phase synchronization scheme.
On the other hand, the time taken was collected in order to assess the effort related to the use cases' understanding.
Conclusions: Airway occlusion pressure is a noninvasive procedure that could be useful to assess the effort and work of breathing patients during mechanical ventilation.
This enables us to assess the effort associated with implementing pilot indicators and also feeds in to subsequent cost-effectiveness analyses.
Little data are available to assess the efforts of managed care organizations to improve quality of care.
They'd assess the efforts of a gang of anarchist percussionists out to thwart the establishment with their revolutionary piece "Music for One City and Six Drummers".
To fully assess the efforts made by the computer graphics community toward the predictive modeling of skin appearance, it is essential to revisit seminal works that provide the basis for this line of computer graphics research.
Thus, old network maps are useful as benchmarks against which to assess the efforts of disruption tactics. .
Following the third meeting of the WHO's emergency committee to assess the efforts so far to contain and control the outbreak, the world health body said it continued to be a "public health emergency of international concern".
