The phrase "assesses a large" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the evaluation or analysis of a significant quantity or extent of something, often in academic or professional contexts.
Example: "The study assesses a large sample of participants to ensure the results are statistically significant."
Alternatives: "evaluates a substantial" or "analyzes a considerable".
Targeting PDZ proteins effectively assesses a larger number of genes via the protein complexes and pathways through which these proteins function.
The league seems to be assessing a large fine as a daunting punishment for the principles involved and to dissuade potential violators.
The study assessed a large sample of health studies, along with the abstracts, news releases and resulting media coverage.
Studies that assess a large number of the risk factors for violent abuse or neglect — as a study at Columbia University did in 1998 — consistently find that the presence of a stepfather isn't a significant marker of risk.
In assessing a large European feeder fund, a document identified as an internal bank report from 2008 noted the fund's total reliance on Mr. Madoff to confirm what its assets were worth from day to day.
Ultrasound is well suited to assess a large number of different joints for inflammation relatively quickly.
To define this relationship, we assessed a large cohort of women following first recognized obstetric anal sphincter injury.
A multicenter prospective study assessing a large cohort of patients using serial echocardiographic examinations remains required to confirm the prognostic value of LV diastolic dysfunction in septic shock.
The following case is indicative of the current state of affairs: we recently assessed a large German industrial company and found that there were more than 100 strategic initiatives in an engineering department with around 800 employees.
Additional compounds from other chemical classes in rice bran merit attention and can be identified via high throughput techniques, such as global, non-targeted metabolomics that can assess a large profile of small molecules present in the whole food.
