The phrase "assessing the gravity of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when evaluating the seriousness or importance of a situation, issue, or event.
Example: "The committee is responsible for assessing the gravity of the environmental crisis before making recommendations."
Alternatives: "evaluating the seriousness of" or "determining the significance of".
That shifting tone may prove frustrating to the public, providing little guidance for assessing the gravity of threat information whose details remain shrouded in intelligence reports not available to anyone outside the highest ranks of the government.
The priority of an intervention is set by assessing the gravity of the related, unhealthy lifestyle practice (e.g. smoking) and expected benefits and costs of the intervention (e.g. advanced counselling) based on scientific evidence and evaluations of cost-effectiveness [ 47].
We included two scores assessing the gravity of their condition: the highest TISS (TISS = Therapeutic Intervention Scoring System [ 15] and the APACHE II score (Acute Physiology and Chronic Health Evaluation score), the latter being calculated within 24 hrs of ICU admission [ 16].
MOAS could fly its drones to the area in far less time and quickly assess the gravity of the migrants' situation, she said.
But he asked his aides to assess the gravity of the problem and listened as they charted a course to proceed.
Assembled into a checklist, these factors could provide guidance to judges and juries as they assess the gravity of a speech act and its likelihood of triggering violence.
Others believe he was sent to assess the gravity of the situation facing the Castro brothers' most important ally (Cuba depends on Mr Chávez for subsidised oil).
It also considered the patient's psychiatrist, not Portnoy, the appropriate person to assess the gravity of his threats.
We hypothesize that WNIN/Ob rats (Mutants) with their inherent phenotypic features would form an ideal model to assess the gravity of metabolic insult both at early and prolonged (chronic) phases seen with age (1, 6, and 12 months).
In order to assess the gravity contribution from each of the datasets in this paper, we used a sequential combination procedure described below, rather than the one-step procedure.
