The phrase "assessment would help" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the potential benefits of conducting an assessment in various contexts, such as education, business, or personal development.
Example: "In order to improve our training program, an assessment would help identify the areas where participants struggle the most."
Alternatives: "evaluation would be beneficial" or "review would assist".
Mr. Henry said that a higher assessment would help in financing the project.
Under his proposals, the revenue from an assessment would help finance aid for borrowers and the construction of houses and rental properties that lower-income Americans could afford.
He added that many new claimants actually understated their disabilities, so an assessment would help them.
Glenohumeral displacements assessment would help to design shoulder prostheses with physiological arthrokinematics and to establish more biofidelic musculoskeletal models.
A formal accuracy assessment would help in this regard (e.g., Stehman and others 2008; Stehman and Czaplewski 1998, 2003).
Such assessment would help to refine methodologies, which will be key to obtaining a precise understanding of bacterial carriage in the respiratory tract.
The groups say that such assessments would help children understand nutrition and fitness and identify health problems.
The announcement comes in response to a "workload challenge" consultation which ran in October-November 2014: 22% of teachers who took part said that reducing the frequency of curriculum, qualification and assessment changes would help to reduce unnecessary workload.
The Interior Department has signaled that it would reach a final decision early next year on whether to approve a draft environmental assessment that would help lay the groundwork for such testing along the coasts of seven states, from the northern tip of Delaware to central Florida.
"These cuts mean we cannot fund the Survey of Business Owners in the 2012 Economic Census, a loss of much needed statistics on state and local pensions, scaling back 2010 Census data products, and evaluations and assessments that would help plan a more efficient, redesigned, and lower cost decennial census," the Bureau's assessment says.
Reducing the burden of planning and assessment on teachers would help reduce the workload of school staff, Blower said.
