The phrase "assessing claims" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when evaluating the validity or truthfulness of statements or assertions made by individuals or organizations.
Example: "The committee is responsible for assessing claims made by applicants to ensure fairness in the selection process."
Alternatives: "evaluating assertions" or "reviewing statements".
However, it is incorrect to assume that regulatory authorities give sole credence to RCTs in assessing claims.
The state's deputy premier, Jackie Trad, has called on insurance companies to be "compassionate and fair" when assessing claims.
Her legal analysis, however, applies broadly, providing a useful framework for assessing claims by varied religious objectors.
In assessing claims of age discrimination brought under the ADEA, the Fourth Circuit, like others, [n.2] has applied some variant of the basic evidentiary framework set forth in McDonnell Douglas.
In Washington, the director of national intelligence, James R. Clapper Jr., told the Senate Armed Services Committee on Thursday that American intelligence agencies were assessing claims that the Syrian government had used chemical agents, but would not be more definitive.
The assertions by Britain and France are stronger than that of the United States, which has said that it is assessing claims of chemical weapons use in Syria, but has not come to any conclusions.
The International Organisation for Migration will assess claims and ensure the secure camp meets humanitarian guidelines.
"It doesn't describe itself as a scheme to scrutinise and assess claims.
The Justice Department memorandums released last week illustrate how difficult it can be to assess claims of effectiveness.
The only way to ever know for sure is to properly, fairly and individually assess claims.
Mexico's refugee agency has only 15 officials qualified to assess claims.
