The phrase "assessment to quantify" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a process or method aimed at measuring or evaluating something in a numerical or measurable way.
Example: "The assessment to quantify student performance will help us identify areas for improvement."
Alternatives: "evaluation to measure" or "analysis to determine".
All participants received a detailed baseline assessment to quantify putative risk factors for falls.
This observation indicates that MRI-PDFF may be a better tool than liver histologic assessment to quantify changes in hepatic steatosis in the setting of a clinical trial.
Visual analog scales have been used extensively in clinical assessment to quantify patient perceptions of disease severity and the impact of symptoms on health [ 10, 11].
Insulin resistance was estimated in non-diabetic participants using the homeostasis model assessment to quantify insulin resistance (HOMA-IR) = [fasting plasma insulin (mU/L) × fasting plasma glucose (mmol/L)]/22.5.
Using some form of neuropsychological assessment to quantify cognitive impairment allows standardised assessment that does not necessarily require lengthy 'expert' input and gives a numerical output that can be used for analysis.
Staff from the EPA and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service are currently developing a risk assessment to quantify the chemical loading effects of plastic litter on marine life.
To determine the effect of the energy source, we also performed environmental impact assessments to quantify the impacts of generating process energy from various fossil fuels such as coal (hard coal, lignite), fuel oil (heavy fuel oil, light fuel oil) and natural gas.
We recommend using a combination of complementary assessments to quantify its multiple contributors: strength, multijoint coordination, stability (both static and dynamic), and sensorimotor processing.
One possible reason for these inconsistent results is the limited ability of dietary assessments to quantify blood levels of fatty acids (FA).
A common second step in an ecosystem service assessment is to quantify one or more of the services identified in the causal chain.
In this chapter, we propose the use of a dynamic input output life-cycle assessment model to quantify the extended carbon footprint of the construction sector for 2000 12.
