The phrase "assesses empirically" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the evaluation or measurement of something based on observation or experience rather than theory or pure logic.
Example: "The study assesses empirically the impact of social media on mental health by analyzing user behavior and feedback."
Alternatives: "evaluates based on observation" or "measures through empirical methods."
CONCLUSIONS: We have developed a new instrument to measure the quality of life at the end of life that assesses empirically derived domains that are of demonstrated importance to dying patients, is acceptable to a seriously ill population, and exhibits excellent psychometric properties.
The SRHI is a 12-item measure that assesses empirically derived features of habits (e.g. degree of repetition, automaticity) on rating scales ranging from 1 (disagree) to 7 (agree).
One is assessing empirically the integrity of research cultures.
"Until we have fine-grained statistics and a sufficient range of deidentified cases to be able to assess empirically, it is difficult to bring any real accountability".
The performance of the proposed method is assessed empirically via simulation studies.
Environmental policy integration in Finnish technology policies is assessed empirically by focusing on technological R&D support at all levels, from policy strategies to project funding decisions.
Thus sound should be brought into the design scheme when introducing water features in urban open spaces, and their environmental impact must be thoroughly assessed empirically.
The suitability of these grammars for vector-valued function estimation is assessed empirically on a simulated task for the Khepera robot.
This paper uses sales data on HIV/AIDS drugs in a sample of 34 low and middle income countries between 1995 and 1999 to assess empirically the impact of patents on unsubsidized access to a new drug therapy.
In particular, I assess empirically the thesis that the Supreme Court expands deference when the Supreme Court is ideologically closer to the executive than to the circuit courts, and contracts deference when the opposite is true.
The objective of our study was to use a diverse sample of medical interventions to assess empirically whether first trials rendered substantially different treatment effect estimates than reliable, high-quality bodies of evidence.
