The phrase "assessment in light of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when evaluating or analyzing something while considering specific factors or circumstances.
Example: "The committee conducted an assessment in light of the recent changes in policy to determine their impact on the community."
Alternatives: "evaluation considering" or "analysis based on".
In this light, every potential student should do a real cost-benefit assessment in light of the law school tuition he or she will be paying.
But he qualified that assessment in light of the economic and foreign policy challenges that Mr. Obama and his party would inherit if he defeats Senator John McCain next week.
Though some senior aides to President Bush have never liked the breakup order, or the idea of keeping those products from being linked, the prevailing view among lawyers following the case was that the decision was a blend of ideology and pragmatism -- an assessment, in light of the appeals court opinion, that it was not unreasonable to take steps to expedite proceedings.
But Mr. Echávarri said the exercise would be valuable because European Union energy ministers this week committed to undertaking "a comprehensive risk and safety assessment" in light of new evidence from Japan that natural disasters could be more drastic than the worst forecasts.
"We have to make further assessment in light of the outcomes of the Spending Review".
"As a result of this assessment, in light of falling passenger numbers and the current economic climate, service X32 will be withdrawn from September 2012.
A review of PV system life cycle assessments, in light of the current state of the industry and its developmental prospects, reveals information deficits concerning some sensitive life cycle indicators and environmental impacts, together with incomplete information on toxicological data and studies of workers' exposure to different chemical and physical hazards.
In order to further guide the management of children with SLI, studies should qualitatively explore reasons for disparities, or analyze assessment findings in light of HRQOL perspectives.
In the "Discussion" I challenge the protective value of current pesticide risk assessment strategies in light of the vast numbers of pesticide products on the market with untold numbers of targets and mechanisms of action that can cause neurodevelopmental damage.
This hypothesized linkage between miR-153, the Nfia family and fetal alcohol neurodevelopmental defects needs further assessment especially in light of associations between Nfia haplo-insufficiency and brain malformations in human populations (Lu et al., 2007).
