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The phrase "assesses to" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not a standard expression and may confuse readers, as "assess" typically requires a direct object, such as "assesses" followed by what is being assessed.
Example: "The committee assesses the project's viability."
Alternatives: "evaluates" or "determines".
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They are also only ever used against those whom the security service assesses to be a genuine threat to national security.
We further investigated whether either peer or expert feedback led peer assesses to revise their work in any way.
This review assesses to what extent YST-counts comply with the four criteria of effective sampling (reliability, representativeness, relevance and practicality) as described by Binns et al.
This paper assesses to what extent consumers are willing to make use of the features and capabilities offered by smart meters.
Secondly, we believe assessing classroom English use, although crucial for English teachers' professional development, can be and should be conducted on a voluntary rather than mandatory basis, as it requires a certain level of courage for teacher assesses to confront their own English proficiency, and often involves delicate and painful emotions.
It assesses to what extent ongoing interventions meet social protection needs and gives recommendations.
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The Leafs then had to kill off a penalty assessed to him.
In total 45 sites have been assessed to contain no threat.
Emergency funding is also being assessed to provide the workers with food, water, healthcare and shelter.
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