The phrase "assessments consider" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the factors or criteria that assessments take into account during evaluation.
Example: "The assessments consider various aspects of student performance, including participation and test scores."
Alternatives: "evaluations take into account" or "assessments take into consideration".
The accessibility indicators used in these assessments consider the characteristics of the new transport system (speed, layout, stops, etc).
Many hazard, exposure and risk assessments consider distance rings around a central volcano (e.g. Ewert and Harpel, 2004; Aspinall et al. 2011; Brown et al. 2015b).
These hazard assessments consider the hazard and risk posed by specific volcanic phenomena, such as lava flows, tephra fallout, or pyroclastic density currents (IAEA 2011; Hill et al 2009).
"Caseworkers undertaking assessments consider the diversity of Aboriginal people and communities, the different perspectives, and their socioeconomic backgrounds," he said.
In another example of the complementary nature of the two assessments, consider the fifth-place team.
Assessments consider such components only to a minor extent in existing health information systems like MTUHA in Tanzania.
The JIC, which prepares formal intelligence assessments, considered the scenario so unlikely that it did not estimate how long it might take.
Such methods are discouraged in the U.K., which relies on "holistic" assessments, considering the appearance, behavior, and background of the person in question.
This article investigates in detail these embodied carbon assessments, considering the data used and the methodological assumptions made.
These assessments considered raw glycerol (60 wt%) purification to both crude glycerol (88 wt%) and pure glycerol (98 wt%).
The USFWS reviewed recent stock assessments, considered over 4000 public comments, and consulted three independent experts in coming to their decision.
