The phrase "assessment to decrease" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing an evaluation or analysis aimed at reducing something, such as risks, costs, or inefficiencies.
Example: "The assessment to decrease operational costs was completed last week, and the results will guide our next steps."
Alternatives: "evaluation to reduce" or "analysis to lower".
Achieving health for a lifetime: a community engaged assessment to decrease obesity in Durham, North Carolina focusing on school-age children.
Although each of the available techniques has its own problems and limitations, one could for example use the technique of dual basement assessment to decrease the influence of practice effects.
We would expect the costs of ex ante assessment to decrease with the level of previous knowledge about the population health impact of an intervention and to increase with the complexity of models needed to adequately forecast intervention impact.
Inaccuracies in exposure assessment will tend to decrease the sensitivity of a study for estimating the degree of synergy.
If uncertain whether a study met the inclusion criteria, it moved to the next stage of assessment in order to decrease the likelihood that a relevant study was overlooked.
A project in a low-income community in Washington State is implementing multilevel strategies including innovative housing for people with asthma, clinical asthma care, in-home education, and resident empowerment, along with scientific assessment and analysis, to decrease asthma morbidity and improve the built environment of public housing.
Building on the means by which animal testing was reduced in the HPV program, along with the development of new technologies, will likely increase the efficiency and efficacy of chemical hazard and risk assessment and continue to decrease the use of animals in chemical safety testing.
The age of assessment influences the results of the Bayley assessments, which tend to decrease with time [ 20].
By focusing on various elements in satellite assemble troubleshooting, such as accessibility, ergonomics, wiring, and extent of damage, a systematic, quantitative, and objective assessment model is established to decrease subjectivity in satellite assembling and troubleshooting assessment.
This situation drives the design of automated assessment systems in order to decrease both cost and time of manual assessment processes.
The assumption is that active community engagement in healthcare quality assessment has the potential to decrease perceived barriers to utilizing healthcare and health insurance services and ultimately enhance active participation in the NHIS.
