The phrase "assess work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when evaluating or analyzing the quality, performance, or effectiveness of a task or project.
Example: "The manager will assess work completed by the team to ensure it meets the project standards."
Alternatives: "evaluate performance" or "review tasks".
She belongs to a painting group that includes two other longtime SoHo artists, and they gather monthly at one or another's studio to drink wine and assess work.
He also believes that different specialists should provide different functions in an online learning environment, so some could produce interactive learning tools, others present lessons, others assess work and others write the textbooks.
But isn't one of the very aims of criticism to assess work not just aesthetically but morally, particularly - though by no means exclusively - when the topic is as immense as the Holocaust?
Being able to critically assess work that you like and to understand what it is that resonates and connects with you is just as important as identifying what you dislike and assessing why and what you don't want to replicate.
To assess work load appropriately, infrastructural, societal and individual circumstances need to be taken into account for the respective mode.
To guard against plagiarism, Portfolium parses work samples, and has integrated with university systems, allowing faculty to both assign and assess work samples through the site.
"John was Mr. Calm," he said, and "I knew he had an ability to quickly assess works of art from working at Sotheby's".
Accordingly, the relationship between working memory and multitasking is independent of the method of task used to assess working memory.
The spatial [20] and the digit span backwards [21] were used to assess working memory abilities.
The task was not designed to assess working memory, but to ensure the rat was actively exploiting reward availability.
37 The well-recognised job strain model was used to assess work-related stress.
