The phrase "assessment the application of" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "assess the application of"? If this is the case, you can use it when discussing the evaluation or analysis of how something is applied in a specific context.
Example: "The committee will assess the application of the new policy to determine its effectiveness."
Alternatives: "evaluate the implementation of" or "analyze the use of".
In this paper, with the goal of considering the local variability in boundaries uncertainty assessment, the application of combined variance is investigated to define the objective function.
Projects generally focus on topics related to ecotoxicological hazard and risk assessment, the application of bioassays in environmental monitoring and the development and optimization of evaluation methods.
In the context of chemical risk assessment, the application of the new tools of experimental and computational Systems Toxicology is anticipated to occur first for the large numbers of environmental chemicals that have little or no toxicological data in the public domain.
The proposal combines the use of Failure Assessment Diagrams for the fracture assessment and the application of the Theory of Critical Distances for the estimation of the apparent fracture toughness.
Approaches involving analysis of uncertainty in risk assessment and the application of alternative risk assessment models need to be aired in a public forum.
While vulnerability assessment guidelines exist for critical infrastructures (GFMI 2011) and community flood risk assessment (GFOCD 2010c), the application of those methodologies is optional and not explicitly described within the risk analysis guideline.
This study provides a methodological assessment of the application of RDS among young adult MDMA/ecstasy users in Ohio.
We argue that CMT may prove relevant to numerous aquatic-breeding amphibians, and encourage assessment of the application of CMT to the conservation of these animals.
These included: carbon accounting and life cycle assessment methodologies, the application of the precautionary approach, the cascading use of wood resources, and the use of caps to regulate supply and demand.
Nonetheless, the article can contribute to acquiring knowledge in cultural ecosystem service assessment and the application of this concept, especially in terms of the criteria and indicators which can be potentially used for the assessments.
Based at University College London, the Centre has a fundamental research component focusing on natural hazards, with a strong orientation towards risk assessment and the application of preventive measures.
