The phrase "assessed and mitigation" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a fragment and likely intended to refer to "assessment and mitigation" or "assessed and mitigated."
Example: "The risks were assessed and mitigation strategies were implemented to address potential issues."
Alternatives: "evaluation and reduction" or "analysis and alleviation."
Determining point (PS) and diffuse source (DS) nutrient inputs to rivers is essential for assessing and developing mitigation strategies to reduce excessive nutrient loads that induce eutrophication.
The biosphere models of terrestrial productivity are essential for projecting climate change and assessing mitigation and adaptation options.
There have been studies (Kaimba et al. 2011; Mkutu 2010) to assess the drivers and mitigation mechanism for the resource-based conflicts in pastoral areas, but it has hardly been possible to analyse the motives and challenges posed by violent conflicts because of the complexity and multidimensional character of the conflicts in the region.
In this approach staff should access the host directly for analyzing the attack as well as assessing possible mitigation and handling strategies.However, blocking infected hosts will not contain the incident.
An IPCC Special Report is being organised for 2018 to assess impact, mitigation, and sustainable development issues surrounding the 1.5°C temperature limit.
Endogenous technology scenarios for meeting low stabilization CO2 targets are derived in this study and assessed regarding emission reductions and mitigation costs.
To reduce uncertainties of the global warming potential of European grasslands and to assess potential mitigation options, an integrated approach quantifying fluxes from all three gases is needed.
For the barriers subjected to tsunami up to twice their designed height, experiments with various barrier permeability were conducted to assess the mitigation effect and the concurrent forces on the barrier.
In addition to the sequestration potential, the report also provides an LULUCF projection based on a partial implementation of the assessed mitigation options.
Lastly, we assessed aboveground carbon mitigation as a metric of greenhouse gas regulation (GHGR).
