The phrase "assessed potential for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing evaluations or analyses regarding the possibilities or capabilities of something or someone.
Example: "The team assessed potential for growth in the new market before making their investment decision."
Alternatives: "evaluated possibilities for" or "analyzed capacity for".
This study assessed potential for providing cross-border cash assistance in northern Syria.
The exploitation of the assessed potential for the change in sustainable land use from grassland to SRC could contribute to decentralize renewable energy supply, local employment and income.
We assessed potential for surrogacy for overall diversity by regressing the diversity excluding a taxon against the diversity for that taxon [6].
Additionally, we assessed potential for orthosteric ligand bias by calculating the correlation of efficacy/affinity (log τ/ KA) for the two assays; these studies revealed a strong correlation (Supporting Information Figure S7A).
We assessed potential for selection on multiple immune and life history traits of Arctic breeding common eiders (Somateria mollissima) during annual avian cholera outbreaks (summers of 2006, 2007 & 2008).
Open image in new window Fig. 7 Three-dimensional volume-rendered image and curve planar reformat (CPR) along vessel centreline for right iliac arteries from CTA performed for assessment of abdominal aortic aneurysm to assess potential for endovascular repair.
The current borders were simply dictated by assessing potential for business development, he said, and too much of the area east of the proposed zone was residential.
Nevertheless, the trends we find here are suggestive that PD-L1 status on CTCs may track that of tumor tissue and that this may be a useful correlate in helping to assess potential for response to immunotherapy.
A related approach to assess potential for PMR has also recently been described (Launiainen & Ojanpera [2013]).
Researchers analyze sludge for heavy metals and assess potential for recovery.
In both natural and agricultural ecosystems, several studies have been performed using allometric equations in order to estimate aboveground biomass to assess potential for C sequestration.
