The phrase "assess when the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the evaluation of a specific time or condition related to an event or situation.
Example: "We need to assess when the project will be completed to allocate resources effectively."
Alternatives: "evaluate when the" or "determine when the".
At that time, we can better assess when the vacate order can be safely rescinded".
The new approach, which New York audiences can assess when the play opens on Oct. 20 at Soho Rep, was born of both necessity and desire.
By collecting this information, Akiwenzie said the alliance also trying to create a baseline of knowledge to assess when the fishermen started to notice things changing in the water.
George North will see a consultant neurosurgeon within the next 48 hours to help Northampton Saints assess when the Wales wing can return.
The piloting process revealed that in addition to questions addressing frequency of the activity over the previous 30 days while driving (e.g. every time, most of the time, etc)., it was important to also assess when the activities were performed with respect to vehicular motion or speed (any speed, low speeds, stop and go traffic, etc).
It is difficult to assess when the Polish Jews who had volunteered to serve or remain in the postwar communist security forces began to realize, however, what Soviet Jews had realized earlier, that under Stalin, as Arkady Vaksberg put it: "if someone named Rabinovich was in charge of a mass execution, he was perceived not simply as a Cheka boss but as a Jew... ...... .
But, subject to certain restrictions, no tax is assessed when the money is withdrawn.
Once you have made the conversion, no tax is assessed when the money is withdrawn, subject to certain restrictions.
The Pope's Irish pilgrimage, which ended yesterday, can only be assessed when the full impact has become known.
And subject to certain restrictions, no tax is assessed when the money is withdrawn, so income can compound tax-free.
Planning skills were assessed when the children were in third grade, through the widely used Tower of Hanoi game.
