The phrase "assessments for effects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are evaluating or measuring the impact or outcomes of a particular action, program, or intervention.
Example: "The researchers conducted assessments for effects to determine the efficacy of the new treatment on patient recovery."
Alternatives: "evaluations of impacts" or "measurements of outcomes".
Additionally, Molhave et al. [ 29] recommended that if a direct reading detector indicates concentrations above 0.3 mg/m3, further detailed exposure assessments for health effects evaluations are essential.
However, it is commonly accepted in ecological risk assessment procedures, as well for the official procedures for assessing predicted no-effect concentration (PNEC) [94] and procedures for assessment of effects in microcosms have been developed [12].
This allowed for assessment of effects of increasing dual-task load (i.e. walking speed) on neural indices of inhibitory control.
Batch processes are also used for assessment of effects of shock loading and toxicity.
We undertook a systematic review including all relevant literature on interventions dealing with infections during pregnancy for assessment of effects on stillbirths or perinatal mortality.
The index time point was the hour of blood sampling for assessment of effects on blood markers, and the hour of MI symptoms onset or the corresponding control time point for assessment of MI risk in the case-crossover analysis.
Using analyses of variance, the assessments were evaluated for effects of socio-demographic baseline characteristics of the physicians.
Using analyses of variance, the importance assessments were evaluated for effects of socio-demographic baseline characteristics of the patients: older patients prefer drugs which can be dosed according to current health status.
The used recombinant virus has NS5A from the genotype 1b strain and enabled the assessment for the effects of RASs on the HCV life cycle and susceptibility to anti-HCV reagents against genotype 1b strains.
Two tools to assess impacts of fisheries on fish species have been developed for use as part of the Ecological Risk Assessment for the Effects of Fishing (ERAEF) toolbox, namely, the Productivity and Susceptibility Analysis (PSA) and the Sustainability Assessment for Fishing Effect (SAFE).
