The phrase "assessment of the complexity" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the evaluation or analysis of a situation, problem, or system's complexity.
Example: "The assessment of the complexity of the project revealed several unforeseen challenges that needed to be addressed."
Alternatives: "evaluation of the complexity" or "analysis of the complexity".
The RENAL score is an objective assessment of the complexity of a tumour and may provide a consistent basis for comparing perioperative and long-term outcomes after L-NSS [26, 27].
Genome-wide analyses of blood leukocytes provide a global and comprehensive assessment of the complexity of the immune network and response to disease [8].
A qualitative assessment of the complexity of the method compared with direct ZN and concentration by centrifugation was made.
Labels were deliberately chosen to provide a wide range in terms of our assessment of the complexity of both the written information and the accompanying illustration.
Initially, we used a whole genome microarray approach combined with histology and flow cytometry to provide a global and comprehensive assessment of the complexity of the immune networks associated with S. aureus persistent infection.
Accumulating evidence indicates that principal component analysis of the T-wave provides a better quantitative assessment of the complexity of repolarization than other ECG parameters and is becoming a useful tool in noninvasive ECG diagnostics (Okin et al. 2002).
Approximately 22 million random, cDNA sequence tags were generated from each of 20 samples, providing the deepest mRNA coverage reported to date and providing an unparalleled assessment of the transcriptional complexity of the human cerebellar cortex.
The methodological option for a quantitative theoretical framework in the present study does not deny the urgent need for qualitative studies, which allow an assessment of the full complexity of the work process.
This is of paramount importance because, especially considering the high complexity of the transcriptome disclosed by the ENCODE Project [ 5], the use of different methodological approaches enabling the qualitative and the quantitative assessment of the transcriptome complexity is presently highly needed.
Although the data available does not enable the assessment of the etiological complexity of preterm births, the temporal analysis of these data suggests that the growth trend of preterm births is partly due to the increase of medically indicated interruption of pregnancy, aiming to reduce fetal losses.
In fact, new conceptual paradigms and computational strategies allowing better assessment of the intrinsic complexities of cancer cells, such as the integration of cancer genomic and proteomic data, have been recently pinpointed as key requirements in the field of cancer research (Weinberg, 2014, Yaffe, 2013).
