The phrase "assesses a combination" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the evaluation or analysis of multiple elements or factors together.
Example: "The study assesses a combination of environmental and social factors to determine their impact on community health."
Alternatives: "evaluates a mix" or "analyzes a blend".
Reporting this week in Nature Chemistry, Hopkins and colleagues1 provide a quantitative estimate of drug-likeness that assesses a combination of a molecule's physical properties.
It assesses a combination of risk factors: whether a parent has had a hip fracture, the age of the patient, steroid use, bone density at the hip, and whether the person has broken a bone after age 50, an especially important indicator.
This study assessed a combination of endoscopy and laparoscopy to manage early duodenal perforation.
We aimed to assess a combination of obinutuzumab (GA101), a novel glyco-engineered type II anti-CD20 monoclonal antibody, and bendamustine in this patient population.
In this study, the innate genomic plasticity of M. agalactiae was exploited to design and assess a combination of molecular epidemiological tools to trace the pathogen in different geographic locations and to understand its emergence or re-emergence after eradication campaigns.
Therefore, we assessed a combination of an untested vaccine with an ARV-based microbicide in a nonhuman primate vaginal challenge model.
Assessing a combination of the colors you are choosing to wear, how you feel wearing the look and how your outfit choice works with you and for you are all key ingredients to your appearance giving off its best everyday.
The previously described GC-EI-TOF-MS metabolite profiling technology for methoxyaminated and trimethylsilylated methanol/water-soluble metabolites from Synechocystis [15], [30] was applied to assess a combination of both the metabolite pool sizes and the respective 13C mass isotopomer distributions from 13C labelled samples.
We then assessed a combination of these two variables— UGT2B17-deletion and p16 —to assess potential interactions between them.
This supports the idea that assessing a combination of biomarkers may be more informative than assessing them one by one.
Scurvy is most reliably diagnosed by assessing a combination of lesions (Brown and Ortner, 2011; Ortner et al., 1999).
