The phrase "assessment of when" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are evaluating or analyzing the timing of an event or action.
Example: "The assessment of when to implement the new policy is crucial for its success."
Alternatives: "evaluation of timing" or "analysis of when".
The grapes ripening in the field, the level of sugars in them, the assessment of when the time is to pick.
The central bank has said repeatedly that it will be "patient" in its assessment of when rates will rise but minutes from recent meeting reveal officials are at odds over how long they should wait.
And just as the current study's analysis allows for an explanation of why we did not recently begin an ice age, so it also allows for an assessment of when another is likely to occur.
In place of its firm "forward guidance" regarding the 6.5-per-cent figure, the F.O.M.C. said, in a statement, that its assessment of when to start raising rates would "take into account a wide range of information, including measures of labor market conditions, indicators of inflation pressures and inflation expectations, and readings on financial developments".
"If you're going to achieve the kinds of effects that we probably need," Petraeus said during his first news conference since taking command a month ago, the increased troop level "would need to be sustained certainly for some time well beyond the summer". That comment represented a shift from his predecessor's assessment of when results would be visible.
Far better to give couples a realistic assessment of when they are likely to be fertile, and update this as we get more data.
Fourth, all too often the purchase price of an acquisition is driven by the pricing of other "comparable" acquisitions rather than by a rigorous assessment of where, when, and how management can drive real performance gains.
4. If the position taken by the government were to be accepted by states globally, it would allow for individual assessments of when force was necessary to achieve humanitarian ends, with the risk of abuse.
He concluded that if nations accepted the UK government's position, it would set a precedent for individual states making their own assessments of when force was necessary to achieve humanitarian ends in future, with the risk of abuse.
At the time, immigration minister Scott Morrison gave us a good character assessment of himself when he implied Barati was responsible for his own death by "deciding to protest".
For that, we propose an exploratory EEG investigation of the neural correlates of the CSE, followed by an assessment of these when specific EFs are isolated.
