The phrase "assess the meaning" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to evaluate or analyze the significance of something, such as a text, statement, or concept.
Example: "In order to fully understand the author's intent, we must assess the meaning of the key themes presented in the novel."
Alternatives: "evaluate the significance" or "analyze the interpretation".
Different people will assess the meaning of the Haqqani attacks on Oct. 7 in different ways — as a sign of Haqqani strength or weakness, an indicator of robust logistics and meticulous coordination or of end-of-the-fighting-season desperation.
Kurt M. Campbell, an assistant secretary of state, told reporters on Monday that the United States was "watching developments in North Korea carefully" and was talking to allies in the region "as we try to assess the meaning of what's transpiring there".
Other users can then assess the meaning of your dream and the "dreamopedia" automatically provides analysis based on key words from your dream; for example the word kill gives a result of "To dream of manslaughter, signifies fear and scandal".
In this regard, I prefer to assess the meaning of the regression coefficient by comparing its size to the standard deviation of the distribution of the schools' mathematics and science mean scores in each group of countries.
When we understand that certain polls have noted Democratic or Republican biases, we can better assess the meaning of their results.
Izzi has used this time to assess the meaning of life and come to terms with her mortality, but Tom refuses to accept that she might die and has increasingly resolved to find a cure.
Second, it is a flaw that we did not collect the data about socio-economic status and average salary of the participants and did not explicitly assess the meanings of each stake size for participants.
In order to reach a firm conclusion about the magnitude effect of offer size, future studies should collect the data about socio-economic status and average salary of the participants, explicitly assess the meanings of stake size for participants and/or increase the differences in magnitude between offer sizes.
"Woe unto us if [an Israeli decision on how to respond to a war with Iraq] will be taken in the same wretched manner as the decision to demolish [Arafat's] compound," he wrote.Palestinians too were assessing the meaning of the ten-day siege.
Differences in age and gender should be taken into account when assessing the meaning of "healthy" or "ill" HRQL scores.
