The phrase "assessing the utility of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when evaluating the usefulness or effectiveness of something, such as a tool, method, or concept.
Example: "The researchers are assessing the utility of the new software in improving productivity."
Alternatives: "evaluating the usefulness of" or "determining the effectiveness of".
Perhaps the most difficult step in assessing the utility of economic techniques of statecraft is setting such assessments in the context of the logic of choice.
Wong, E. H. K., Shivji, M. S. & Hanner, R. H. Identifying sharks with DNA barcodes: assessing the utility of a nucleotide diagnostic approach.
Several intergroup and intragroup metrics are proposed for assessing the utility of the components for comparisons of group ICA data.
Accurate measurement of gene transfer into hematopoietic progenitor cells is an essential prerequisite for assessing the utility of gene therapy approaches designed to correct hematologic defects.
Our study offers an approach and guidance for others interested in assessing the utility of techniques for modeling resource selection in their study area.
The effects of the inhomogeneity are quantified by two parameters ν and q, which are useful for assessing the utility of a magnet design for 3D-MR imaging.
The revised equations are useful in predicting the torsional response of torsionally stiff seismic isolation systems and in assessing the utility of shake table experimental results on the basis of scaling principles.
We extend this line of research by assessing the utility of a locally developed water insecurity scale, compared with standard measures of water access and adequacy, in predicting women's psychosocial distress in Ethiopia.
These results suggest a need for subsequent investigations which focus on understanding the mechanisms of the reactions occurring within NAPL, as well as those assessing the utility of controlling both the iron and water content within a NAPL source zone.
The initial endeavors in exploring and assessing the utility of this art conservation tool are recounted for investigations involving ruby, glass, ion, YAG, carbon dioxide, dye, and excimer lasers with particular emphasis on the limitations that were encountered with each (in terms of speed, cost, wavelength, spectral width, and reliability).
Assessing the utility of thermodynamic features for microRNA target prediction under relaxed seed and no conservation requirements.
