The phrase "assess whether the level" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when evaluating or determining the extent or degree of something, often in a formal or analytical context.
Example: "The committee will assess whether the level of funding is sufficient to support the new initiative."
Alternatives: "evaluate if the degree" or "determine whether the extent".
He said the package was the first to spell out the need for emissions to peak and decline as soon as possible, to stay within 2C temperature rises and to assess whether the level of emissions cuts needed to be higher.
The Northern Ireland Executive says it is difficult to assess whether the level of funding it receives under the formula is fair.
In order to assess whether the level of participation, measured as the number of actions at the box during all training sessions, as well as age class or group membership had an effect on the strength of preference for the trained action in the test, we calculated the correlation to each factor.
Despite the very large volume of research carried out by these organisations [ 10], no formal evaluation has been done to assess whether the level of investment and methodological support provided by the Trusts was adequate for their researchers.
Because of the small number of patients, it is difficult to assess whether the level of ID is correlated with the size of the deletion; in our study we did not observe such a clear correlation.
In order to assess whether the level of significance of the correlation coefficient was affected by the clustering of ratings within the same video clips, corresponding tests were carried out using linear regression with random effects for the clips.
In the meantime, the OFT has been collecting information from the banks to allow it to assess whether the levels of their charges are unfair.
Tongue and squamous stomach were collected after 2 weeks of 4NQO treatment to assess whether the levels of inflammatory cytokines were altered.
Consequently, any advice remains pragmatic: assess whether the hypothesized benefit was realistic, assess whether statistical power was sufficient, assess the level of evidence of the studies, assess whether the tools to measure and control blood glucose were adequate, assess whether the targets were achieved, and finally assess whether the levels of glycemic control diverged relevantly.
To assess whether the levels of need within the domains were interpreted similarly in the Netherlands as in England, the response distribution was compared to the response distribution of the original ASCOT in a similar sample from England.
Secondarily, we aimed to assess whether the levels of these biomarkers during the first 24 hours of PICU admission can reliably identify children at risk for AKI development within 48 hours following admission.
