The phrase "assess the spread" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you need to evaluate or analyze the distribution or extent of something, such as data, information, or a phenomenon.
Example: "Before making any decisions, we need to assess the spread of the virus in the community."
Alternatives: "evaluate the distribution" or "analyze the range".
Once confirmed, the patient will undergo diagnostic imaging procedures to assess the spread of the disease and plan treatment.
The World Health Organization (WHO) presented its first-ever global attempt to assess the spread of drug resistance today and the results are sobering.
The World Health Organization (WHO) presented its first-ever global attempt to assess the spread of drug resistance and the results are sobering.
The study was designed to assess the spread of subarachnoid block and the intra- and postoperative analgesic requirements in pregnant vs non-pregnant women.
Using the database, CanGRASP was able to assess the spread of the population at risk during a simulation of a hypothetical outbreak caused by fresh-cut leafy vegetables contaminated with Escherichia coli O157 H7 in the Canadian food distribution systems during both summer and winter seasons.
In order to assess the spread of human infection with the 2009 influenza A(H1N1)v virus we have also analysed the whole data reported by the MSH which showed three waves of influenza activity (Fig 2).
President Bush and the leaders of both parties in Congress began considering plans today to boost the faltering economy, but they signaled that they would take time to assess the spreading damage from the terrorist attacks before deciding on a package.
B2 ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES President Bush and Congressional leaders from both parties worked on plans to assist the faltering economy, but they signaled that they would take time to assess the spreading damage from the terror attacks before deciding on a package.
In order to understand the effect of rainfall events, wind-directions and tides on the recreational water quality, GEMSS, an integrated 3D hydrodynamic model was applied to assess the spreading of Escherichia coli (E. coli) at the Sandvika beaches, located in the Oslo fjord.
Identifying the number of painful sites as a way to assess the spreading of pain has some advantages in epidemiological studies, but this approach does not link population epidemiology to clinical medicine.
Finite element modeling is used in both TBI research and in assessing the spread of electrical signaling in neurostimulation research (see Sect. 8 below).
