"assess workload" is a valid phrase in written English.
It can be used any time you are referring to the amount of work that someone needs to do. For example: "We need to assess the workload before deciding how many employees we need to hire."
In addition to its function as a diagnostic tool, the DPDB is also used to coordinate screening programs and provides an option for pathology staff to assess workload and costs, and to perform quality control assessments.
To assess workload characteristics and the presence of prescription processing technologies within metropolitan community pharmacies in the United States.
It concentrates on the need to assess workload early in the design phase to prevent systems failures.
Any measurement system used to assess workload and throughput needs to take account of the many variables….
Efforts to assess workload and efficiency in individual departments must take account of local circumstances and clinical demand.
In particular, characteristic errors on curved courses is problematic as many running events and training sessions are performed on tracks, and devices used to assess workload need to be accurate and precise under these conditions.
Use that data to assess workloads and priorities.
Callers shall be informed when a call is being monitored or recorded for the purpose of evaluating customer service, assessing workload, or any other business purpose permitted by law.
We found that best suitable time was 8 min for assessing workload and subsequently its classification.
Using health management information system workload data (1 July 2010 30 June 2011), the study compared current and required staff, assessed workload pressure and evaluated the adequacy of the existing staffing norms.
As a consequence, the duration and differential tasks of a workday, as opposed to the controlled laboratory tasks, may compromise the association between the objectively assessed workload (cardiovascular and muscular) and the perceived exertion.
