The phrase "assessment of the size" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when evaluating or measuring the dimensions or magnitude of something.
Example: "The assessment of the size of the project was crucial for determining the budget and resources needed."
Alternatives: "evaluation of the size" or "measurement of the size".
If celebrity endorsement involves an assessment of the size, but also permanence, of beneficial effects as compared with risk, it would make sense that the oxymoron of a faceless celebrity is the most bankable.
"However, it is always very difficult and takes time to get an accurate assessment of the size of a spill and this is subject to ongoing revision".
BP has been accused by a senior US politician of lying to Congress to reduce its liabilities, after an internal company document showed that the oil giant's own worst-case assessment of the size of the oil leak in the Gulf of Mexico was 20 times its public estimate.
The government says power supply for such areas has fallen by a quarter, from 41 gigawatts to 31 gigawatts, because of the quake-induced disruption.On top of those concerns, the Meteorological Agency, which on March 13th upgraded its assessment of the size of Friday's earthquake from 8.8 to 9.0, has also warned than in the next three days, there is a 70% chance of another big quake.
Conclusion: Sham acupuncture is a credible control and allows assessment of the size of the placebo response.
This new approach is applicable in analyzing tremor sources in real time and may contribute to early assessment of the size of eruptions and lahars.
Towards the end of the sixteenth century, a detailed assessment on the size of the townscape was carried out.
US officials have offered mixed assessments of the size of the group's presence.
An assessment of the sample size required to detect future SOC changes revealed that at the windthrow sites a similar sample size is required as in the undisturbed reference forest.
These simulations thus also afforded simple assessments of the sizes of the respective basins of attraction to either the zero- or endemic equilibrium points, and therefore a first examination of the resilience, i.e. the magnitude of perturbations a system can withstand before it changes stable states, [19] [21], of each system to either stable state.
The assessment of the population size and viability of indicator species was conducted with the landscape model LARCH.
