The phrase "assessing and handling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where evaluation and management of a situation or issue are being discussed.
Example: "The team is responsible for assessing and handling any potential risks that may arise during the project."
Alternatives: "evaluating and managing" or "analyzing and addressing".
A Foreign Ministry spokesman, Gabor Horvath, said Hungary would turn to the United Nations and the European Union for help in assessing and handling the pollution.
Furthermore, this is complemented by the original analysis and design of procedures aiming at practically assessing and handling the theoretical function space embedding requirements faced by multifractal analysis.
Still missing is a comprehensive international system for assessing and handling DURC one that provides access, for those with a need to know, to any information deemed not to be freely publishable.
For example, we prepare public providers for assessing and handling any complications that may arise from implant insertions.
On the European level, efforts have been made to guide companies in assessing and handling these risks, including techniques for developing strategies and tools for managing them.
We show that there is a discrepancy between the existence of uncertainties in both phenomena and assumptions on the one hand, and the way these uncertainties are assessed and handled in the risk assessment and risk management processes on the other: considerable uncertainties and risks are neglected.
Issues related to IP rights need to be assessed and handled in accordance with fundamental ethical rules and principles.
Scan-specific factors - complex activity distributions, poor scan conditions, variable noise levels - are all assessed and handled the same way.
"And out of 1,500 bomb threats, there probably won't be one where there is a device that could hurt anyone". Dietz's company teaches businesses how to assess and handle threats.
"The Barstow Police Department continues to be proactive in training its officers to assess and handle interactions with emotionally charged individuals while conducting an investigation, for the protection of everyone involved," he said.
The intervention nurse teaches and guides the parents individually and the parents can ask questions and get feedback in how they assess and handle the infant.
