The phrase "assessment on how" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the evaluation or analysis of a particular method, process, or situation.
Example: "The assessment on how the new policy affects employee productivity will be conducted next month."
Alternatives: "evaluation of how" or "analysis of how".
"It was time consuming but we're really happy with the outcome and going forward it's given us a great assessment on how we can improve our work as well".
The main purpose of this study is to provide a detailed assessment on how the finite element solution is affected when the order of application of these operators is interchanged.
Mr Carmichael, the Liberal Democrat home affairs spokesman, is writing to Ms May calling on her to publish the Government's latest assessment on how many people will face deportation when the new rules take effect in April.
The governance of associated innovation and transformation processes requires an integrated assessment on how new and seemingly superior technologies will interact with manifold societal, economic, industrial and political contexts.
The proposed correlation gives an initial assessment on how wild and genetically modified species compare to each other, therefore providing possible means for a consistent strategy for sustainable biohydrogen supply.
There was widespread concern about the unintended impacts of assessment on how science is taught – for example, the removal of the requirement to sit a science SAT at the end of key stage 2 (7-11) means some primary schools teach the entire science curriculum in a single "science week" rather than throughout the year.
The top American officials in Iraq, Army Gen. David Petraeus and Ambassador Ryan Crocker, are to present their assessments on how calm things are at eagerly awaited Congressional hearings in mid-September.
Porter said he had insisted that police publish privacy impact assessments on how they are using BWVs, and added that none of the forces involved had "got it absolutely right" as they were "navigating massive complexities".
Scientists working in parks are conducting "future vulnerability assessments" on how climate-related changes will impact wildlife — from desert bighorns to salamanders — as well as forests, wildfire behavior and other natural phenomena.
Instead of some disabilities leading to a guaranteed DLA entitlement, PIP claimants will have to go through regular assessments on how their condition affects them.
The field notes were based on the interviews, assessments on how PaTH was integrated in the electronic health records, and informal discussions with the home care managers.
