The phrase "assessing for potential" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are evaluating or examining something to determine its possible value or capability.
Example: "The team is assessing for potential growth opportunities in the market."
Alternatives: "evaluating for possibilities" or "analyzing for potential".
He also said that social events are being assessed for potential violence, and that numbers of security officers are assigned based on the assessment.
While the researchers say that none of the four are in imminent danger of erupting, they suggest that the sites should be more closely monitored and assessed for potential hazards like mudflows.
Flexion and extension radiographs should be routinely performed in these patients to assess for potential instability [27].
Patients on long-term bisphosphonates should be regularly radiographically evaluated in order to assess for potential risk of atypical fracture.
Novel chemical entities have to be assessed for potential adverse effects in exposed human populations, including increased cancer incidence.
To assess for potential electrode-associated brain tissue damage, we have examined the motor function of each rat post-implantation for any neurological deficit.
Studies investigating physical performance tests for speed, change of direction (COD), power, strength, aerobic, anaerobic capacity, and movement quality of male AF players were assessed for potential inclusion.
Open image in new window Fig. 25 A 76-year-old female with severe aortic stenosis assessed for potential implantation of a Medtronic CoreValve.
Even so, each component of such a composite marker must be individually studied and assessed for potential inclusion in the model.
All individual trees with diameter at breast height (dbh, 1.3 m) >4 cm were measured and visually assessed for potential environmental or commercial use.
