The phrase "assessment of projects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the evaluation or analysis of various projects, typically in a professional or academic context.
Example: "The assessment of projects will help us determine which initiatives are worth pursuing further."
Alternatives: "evaluation of projects" or "analysis of projects".
Her areas of expertise focus on risk and decision modelling and analysis in complex public policy-making and management contexts, and on economic evaluation and sustainability assessment of projects, plans and programmes, particularly in the field of complex environmental and social systems.
The energy minister, Angus Taylor, said the detailed evaluation and feasibility assessment of projects in north and central Queensland would "include but are not limited to a new high-efficiency, low-emissions coal project in Collinsville, upgrades of existing generators, as well as gas and hydro projects".
The external assessment of projects is addressed through the dummy variable selection for the national fair.
The assessment of projects, meant here as capital investments that create transport infrastructure, supports the activity of decision makers.
Supervisors are often involved in the assessment of projects they have supervised themselves.
Other solutions to potential community impacts include social and environmental impact assessment of projects, providing incentives for projects with multiple benefits, and reducing transaction costs for community based projects (CIFOR 2000).
Confirming what the British Bankers Associationn had conceded on Friday, the Bank of England's official assessment of Project Merlin found that lending to small businesses was £74.9bn – falling short of the target agreed a year ago by £1.1bn.
Understanding organisms' sublethal responses and drawing on experimental ecological studies will lead to improved prediction of benthic community responses and more reliable assessment of project impacts.
The assessment of project flows by empirical models (no gauging of small watersheds) was the main cause of degradation observed on the spillways (Rouissat and Smail 2009a).
Without conducting an objective and accurate assessment of project quality, these non-quality factors can thus lead to biased judgments, causing inefficient fund allocation.
