The phrase "assessing eligibility" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of determining whether someone meets the necessary criteria for a specific program, service, or opportunity.
Example: "The first step in the application process involves assessing eligibility for the scholarship based on academic performance and financial need."
Alternatives: "evaluating qualifications" or "determining suitability".
Allocation was concealed from those assessing eligibility and recruiting patients, with eligible patients allocated remotely via e-mail by the trial statistician.
After much criticism from the Health Ombudsman, the government finally made a commitment last December to introduce a national framework for assessing eligibility.
The guiding principle in assessing eligibility and jurisdiction, Mr. Feinberg said, is determining the victims' home, or domicile, in legal terms.
The judge ruled that the council had failed to comply with its own internal guidance on its new policy for assessing eligibility for adult social care.
Her mother is a registered nurse at the Cobble Hill Health Center, a Brooklyn nursing home, assessing eligibility for Medicare coverage.
The DWP announcement marks a significant moment for campaigners who have been trying for years to persuade the government that the system for assessing eligibility for sickness benefit is profoundly flawed.
8 9 To assess eligibility for these benefits, the LTCI system conducts assessments on incident disability.
Private companies such as Atos have been contracted to assess eligibility.
The Urban Institute, in Washington, also has a calculator, but it does not assess eligibility for child care or housing support.
Another amendment expanded the definition of what constitutes domestic violence but campaign groups point out that the criteria used to assess eligibility remain unchanged.
Congress set aside the $500 million because it anticipated that states would incur new costs, running separate systems to assess eligibility for Medicaid and welfare.
