The phrase "assessed to guide" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing evaluations or analyses that are intended to inform or direct actions or decisions.
Example: "The data was assessed to guide the development of the new marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "evaluated to inform" or "analyzed to direct".
Additionally, the critical points for the design improvements are assessed to guide future development work.
This method may be extended to clinical applications in which radiation damage can be assessed to guide the dose delivery and treatment planning.
Modeling can be more effective in predicting genotypic responses to abiotic stresses if allelic effects are simulated in current and future climate change scenarios; and if individual or multiple phenotypic traits are assessed to guide breeding of oilseed crops, especially those with a narrow genetic base due to monophyletic origin and selfpollination.
Instead, the individual response to increasing preload should be assessed to guide fluid therapy specifically.
We believe the applicability of the 10 domains identified from the scaling-up literature should be more formally assessed to guide HIV programs focused on sustaining delivery at scale.
Therefore a method to intraoperatively assess MRD to guide complete resection is can significantly reduce the number of operations and improve clinical outcomes.
Pain assessment is an important component of pain management and health professionals require valid tools to assess pain to guide their pain management decisions.
These patients are often excluded from studies and there is no consensus about how their symptoms should be assessed in order to guide clinical decisions.
Therefore, our objectives here were to review the wide variety of methods used to evaluate impacts of terrestrial plant invasions and identify patterns in how impacts have been assessed, thereby helping to guide future invasive plant impact research.
Improving the quality of alcohol-related care requires practical approaches to assessing alcohol consumption to guide management and monitor outcomes.
The present study aims to review the evidence for the usefulness of SLTs to assess coagulopathy and to guide bleeding management in the perioperative and massive bleeding setting.
