The phrase "assessing the long term" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the evaluation or consideration of long-term effects, outcomes, or strategies in various contexts, such as business, finance, or planning.
Example: "The committee is focused on assessing the long term implications of the new policy on community health."
Alternatives: "evaluating the long-term" or "analyzing the long-term effects".
The maximum compounded shoreline concentration is formulated and used as a measure for assessing the long term salinity build-up of brine discharges into the sea.
Of critical importance in assessing the long term yield of a well is the formation of a seepage face on the side of the well, with the water table a significant distance above the pumping water level.
An open randomised controlled trial in Bogotá, Colombia [ 9], assessing the long term clinical effects of KMC found that KMC improved successful breastfeeding rates and infections were milder in these children.
These might include determining which patients from the larger population of people with chronic low back pain should be referred, dissecting the effect of components of multidisciplinary rehabilitation, and assessing the long term cost-benefit of the interventions.
The "gold-standard" for answering these questions, and for assessing the long term effects of large scale introduction of MC, would be a community randomized trial, i.e. to randomize entire communities instead of individuals.
His research then provided a model for assessing the long-term environmental effects of such events.
In assessing the long-term prospects of technology firms, the key issue is how vulnerable they are to such waves of creative destruction.
"It could be that sustaining thousands of blows that don't knock you out could be more important" to assessing the long-term health of your brain.
They need to establish with departments and regulators who is responsible for what in each sector when it comes to assessing the long-term affordability of bills, and pull all the information together".
The most effective way of assessing the long-term effects of drinking during pregnancy is to follow the mother and child across their lives (longitudinal research), taking measures (eg weight, behaviour problems, parent and teaching reports) at various time points.
The study, "Assessing the Long-Term Effects of Youth Service: The Puzzling Case of Teach for America," is the first of its kind to explore what happens to participants after they leave the program.
