The phrase "assessing alternatives" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of evaluating different options or choices in decision-making.
Example: "In our meeting, we will be assessing alternatives to improve our marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "evaluating options" or "considering choices".
The integration of LCA with tools for public participation and scenario planning posed certain methodological challenges, but provided an innovative approach to designing the scope of the environmental assessment and defining and assessing alternatives.
While Icai cannot be held entirely responsible for this media reaction, it did oversimplify the story and the background evidence; and exceeded its own terms of reference by making a strong policy case rather than carefully assessing alternatives.
When comparing and assessing alternatives, consumers use evaluative criteria as the specifications or standards to make a decision (Forney et al. 2005).
This has resulted in an increase of attention on addressing societal needs, anticipating impacts, assessing alternatives, and conducting public outreach of scientific work.
The tool proved to be useful in assessing alternatives for distributing clear-cutting areas so as to minimize visual impact, and can be applied to any other landscape impact assessment, such as road construction, quarrying, farming or any other land use change.
These approaches have been utilised for predictive and inferential analyses in a number of practical applications for the assessment of prognostic factors [ 5- 7] and developing predictive models for assessing alternative treatment pathways [ 8].
Further work on optimising compliance or assessing alternative forms of falls prevention programmes is required, along with an assessment of the economic impact of such an approach.
By systematically exploring, creating, and assessing alternative futures, policy actors are able to consider and rehearse a wide range of future operating conditions and relations.
By assessing alternative policies against a suite of metrics, the best combination of metrics and indicators for evaluating policy impacts can be identified.
A visual tool was developed to assist staff in assessing alternative practices and linking the staffing models to the number of patients treated.
