The phrase "assessing interest" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when evaluating or determining the level of interest someone has in a particular subject, product, or idea.
Example: "The marketing team is currently assessing interest in the new product line before launching it."
Alternatives: "gauging interest" or "evaluating interest".
In its emergency meetings, the government had been assessing interest for the largest bank in Belgium and Luxembourg from BNP Paribas and Dutch rival ING.
In another obvious move to squeeze working capital, he cracked down on receivables by assessing interest for late payments.
In another obvious move to squeeze working capital, he cracked down on receivables by assessing interest on late payers.
The present investigation is one of the very few reporting experience of vaptans in critically ill patients, previous studies being case reports, or open label randomized studies assessing interest of Conivaptan in neuro-ICU patients with [40] or without [41] hyponatremia.
The Teklife crew are assessing interest in a vinyl release, but have are reaching out to it's fans: "we first need to get an idea of how much interest there will be in a vinyl release".
We examined two student samples from the Radboud University Medical Center, Nijmegen: Study 1 From March to December 2010 we performed a cross-sectional pilot-study among 4th year medical students starting their clinical clerkships, assessing interest in a MBSR training.
Mentoring should be viewed as a critical recruitment tool and as a way of assessing interests, skills, talents, strengths, weaknesses, and so on.
With the availability of so many social media platforms, it is now easier to gauge people's aspirations by seeing and assessing interests and frustrations in your network.
The officials, who emphasized that it was too early to assess interest in the program, said they were still educating eligible African nations about the program.
Mr. Contreras said the company would assess interest in a sale in mid-January, and would continue to support the newspaper and would not cut staff in the short term.
Traditionally, only loans and other debts in which the payments are made over time and assessed interest — such as mortgages, car notes and credit cards — end up on credit reports.
