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The phrase "assesses the possible" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing evaluations or analyses of potential outcomes or scenarios.
Example: "The research team assesses the possible impacts of climate change on local ecosystems."
Alternatives: "evaluates the potential" or "analyzes the possibilities".
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This paper presents a forecasting model that assesses the possible impacts of Smart Infrastructure technology currently being applied to the British water pipe market.
This study assesses the possible use of water treatment sludge for the production of lightweight aggregate (LWA), and focuses on the engineering properties of concrete made from this LWA.
In this work, we address the valve location problem (VLP) for sectioning using an optimization approach based on a shortest path problem, which assesses the possible location of valves to minimize environmental risk and guarantee a tolerable value of individual risk.
BBC Sport assesses the possible contenders for the Three Lions number one shirt as Gareth Southgate prepares to name his latest England squad.
To our knowledge, this is the first report that assesses the possible regulatory actions of helminth antigens upon host miRNAs.
The Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale (HADS) assesses the possible presence of anxiety and depressive states [ 38, 39].
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Even in that note, however, he said that "open work remained" in assessing the possible damage.
UC Berkeley's Center for Long-Term Cybersecurity will be organized around assessing the possible range of future paths cybersecurity might take.
And UC Berkeley's Center for Internet Security and Policy will be organized around assessing the possible range of future paths cybersecurity might take.
UC Berkeley's Center for Long-Term CyberSecurity will be organized around assessing the possible range of future paths cybersecurity might take.
But in assessing the possible repercussions, much of the attention has focused on the museum's conservation department, already overworked and understaffed.
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