The phrase "assessing challenges" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of evaluating or analyzing difficulties or obstacles in a particular context.
Example: "The team is focused on assessing challenges that may arise during the project to ensure a smooth execution."
Alternatives: "evaluating obstacles" or "analyzing difficulties".
But persuading consumers to overcome "the yuck factor" will be a key issue, says the report by the Waste and Resources Action Programme (Wrap) which assesses challenges to the development of the food system in the next 10 years.
"Working with communities and stakeholders ever more efficiently, we will assess challenges and implement solutions on a 'landscape scale', always focussing on the ultimate outcome: an improved environment for all of us".
This was critical to assess challenges and successes in implementing pilot activities and to evaluate the long-term effectiveness of the DRR program.
42 However, the publications were focused mainly on RUM issues and most studies only assessed challenges at the service provider level.
4 We previously reported the findings of a qualitative study that assessed challenges and progress in implementing NPfIT in four NHS acute hospital trusts in England by means of interviews with managers and clinicians.
To provide the basis for assessing weaknesses, challenges, and opportunities, the responders were asked to reveal environmental gaps and personal challenges and ways how they are overcome.
In assessing these challenges, we highlight the inadequacy of seeking simplistic solutions.
We finish the discussion by assessing current challenges and future prospects of upconversion nanoprobes for fundamental studies and clinical applications.
In a statement released today, Kim said he is "contemplating various ways to back up Nexon in becoming a more globally competitive firm" while also assessing "new challenges, without growing complacent".
