The phrase "assessing eyes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the act of evaluating or examining something visually, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "The artist's assessing eyes scanned the canvas, searching for any imperfections that needed correction."
Alternatives: "evaluating gaze" or "critical eyes".
His ear for dialect, both exotic and homegrown, and his impartial, assessing eye remind us that misfortune needs no passport.
"Why, this isn't grand at all," he announced in his husky voice, having cast an assessing eye around the foyer and living room.
"This innovative research by Samadani and colleagues highlights a novel approach to objectively and rapidly support the diagnosis of acute concussion using a novel technique of assessing eye tracking," he explained.
Research to replace the Draize tests started in the 1980s, and in 2009 two alternative methods for assessing eye irritation were accepted by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), the international body responsible for producing and validating international test guidelines.
With wiley coyote agility, a sharply assessing eye and an audacious appetite for painting as many walls as you can source for him, this quick-moving Street Artist continues to populate the wild ROA kingdom wherever he migrates.
Such "eye symptoms" are often used in questionnaires assessing eye complaints related to environmental hazards (Franck and Skov 1991).
O'Driscoll et al. [ 27], assessing eye movements in children with ADHD, found that MPH improved motor planning and response inhibition.
The apparent sufficiency of eye care workforce in Enugu Urban suggested by the findings of this survey underscores a major shortcoming of using VISION 2020/WHO recommendations for eye care personnel-to-population ratios in assessing eye care workforce availability.
To assess eyes with unilateral choroidal melanocytosis using enhanced depth imaging (EDI) optical coherence tomography (OCT).
SEPE assessed eyes, teeth, ears-nose-throat (ENT), heart-lung-abdomen (HLA), bones-muscle, reproductive-urinary, skin and other systems grouped by the regulations set by the Taiwan Ministry of Education [ 24].
