The phrase "assessed a need" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the evaluation or determination of a requirement or necessity for a particular situation or project.
Example: "After conducting a thorough analysis, the team assessed a need for additional resources to meet the project's demands."
Alternatives: "evaluated a requirement" or "determined a necessity."
Clinicians wishing to assess a classifier need to obtain estimates for the costs of misclassification, and calculate the overall risk of reliance.
As a result, mentors assessing a new investment need to be comfortable that their input will be heard by the companies — that the CEO is coachable.
The company relies on legal knowledge engineers to create online questionnaires – which assess a client's needs and gives them relevant information – and produce legal documents.
Michael Cherkasky, president and chief executive of Kroll Inc., a Manhattan-based international security firm, said that for a co-op or condominium board to assess a building's needs, it must first determine the building's security profile.
Another area where physiotherapy can have a real benefit is with people with dementia, where physiotherapists can play a key part in assessing a patient's needs and ensuring high-quality care.
But in language reminiscent of Obama's, he told MPs that an assessed need to "prevent a very real threat to our country" was a prevailing factor, particularly after the attorney general issued a secret ruling blessing the strike as legal.
To assess a trial accurately, readers need complete and transparent information on its methodology and findings.
Also social circumstances and somatic illnesses may be taken into account when assessing a patient's treatment need.
Both a pulmonologist and an anaesthesiologist assessed the need for NIV.
At the other end are the architects whom Renfro calls "programmists," including Rem Koolhaas, who arrives at a form by assessing a client's specific needs.
