The phrase "assess their view" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the evaluation or analysis of someone's opinion or perspective on a particular topic.
Example: "In order to make an informed decision, we need to assess their view on the proposed changes to the policy."
Alternatives: "evaluate their perspective" or "analyze their opinion."
The physicians were asked to assess their view of patient preferences of therapy characteristics using direct measurement, as well as by means of a Discrete Choice Experiment (DCE).
Health service providers working in HIV testing and counseling clinics were also provided with semistructured questionnaires in order to assess their view towards partner notification strategies for clients testing positive for HIV.
For example, "over the last three days have you been feeling anxious or worried about your illness or treatment?" The patient version of POS directly asked the patient about their symptoms and information needs whereas the caregiver version asked the caregiver to assess their view of the patients' circumstances.
We also interviewed key informants at these practices to assess their views of the documents.
Strike papers are being sent to cabin crew today to assess their views of new working practices that have frozen pay and reduced allowances.
Deloitte surveyed 2,242 EU and non-EU workers, half living in the UK and half living outside, to assess their views on what makes Britain attractive and how likely they would be to come to, or leave, the country.
Architecture students, aged 19 to 21, were selected to participate in the study, to assess their views on a part of the Bangkok Metropolitan Area, running from Silpakorn University to the Southern Bus Station.
The participants were asked a number of questions to assess their views on 'assisted living' and their general attitude towards assisted technology.
The participants were asked to complete a questionnaire to gather demographic information and assess their views on the research area and ideas.
Four hundred and seventy-six students at RWU (biology majors n = 237, nonmajors n = 239) and 355 students at PC (biology majors n = 212, nonmajors n = 143) responded to a six-question anonymous survey to assess their views about evolution, creationism, and intelligent design.
