The phrase "assessing the degree" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when evaluating the extent or level of something, such as a condition, quality, or performance.
Example: "The researchers are assessing the degree of impact that climate change has on local ecosystems."
Alternatives: "evaluating the extent" or "measuring the level".
Additionally, the assessment of simultaneous activities provides a methodology for assessing the degree of competing demands and task loads in physician activities [ 39].
But, where we are now, a large part of deciding on players we should have involves assessing the degree of risk.
So, like all matters in science, it will be a matter of other scientists independently assessing the degree to which the hypothesis holds up in future studies.
Sensitivity analyses can be helpful in assessing the degree of this bias.
Second, by assessing the degree of departure (fundamental or not) from the previous policy framework.
A method for assessing the degree of non-stationarity in annual wind speed records is presented.
In cases where a list of alleged errors already existed, the theologians were charged with assessing the degree of error of the listed propositions.
Paw swelling is good index for evaluating and assessing the degree of inflammation and the therapeutic and curative effects of bioactive compounds.
The evaluation covered two issues, assessing the degree to which aims were achieved and developing recommendations for future foresight projects in Hungary [37].
TEE allows for real-time imaging during the TAVR procedure while assisting in device placement and positioning as well as assessing the degree of aortic regurgitation [12].
Soil compaction percentage was estimated by assessing the degree of inserting any sharpened materials (sharpened trees were used in this study) into the soil in each quadrat.
