'begins by assessing' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the start of a process or series of steps. For example, "This report begins by assessing the current financial climate."
Increasing a person's CQ begins by assessing that person in terms of four distinct CQ capabilities.
What most campuses still lack is a comprehensive effort that begins by assessing student progress and goes on to identify weaknesses, experiment with possible remedies, and adopt those innovations that work well while discarding those that dont.
The process as described begins by assessing the patient.
Effective teaching begins by assessing students what do they know and how are they thinking?
The program begins by assessing a country's pharmaceutical system's vulnerability to corruption, using a tool based on one that was developed by the World Bank.
In this month's Nature Structural Biology, Dr Sander and his colleagues put figures on the cost of this unwillingness to work together.Dr Sander began by assessing how well protein-structure prediction has worked until now.
The scorecard of accumulated successes is not going to be at all obvious, for some time to come.It is better, then, to begin by assessing the accumulation of non-failures, for some sorts of failure could become obvious very quickly and are vital to avoid.
They began by assessing their subjects, whose average age was about 60, with a standard questionnaire called the Beck Depression Inventory II that rates depressive symptoms on a scale from 0 to 59. Higher scores indicate greater severity of depression, with a score of 14 or more generally considered to represent clinically significant depression.
Begin by assessing your complete financial situation.
Mushtaq began by assessing the list of CnC servers for holes.
With respect to our multivariate analysis, we begin by assessing the extent to which migrant graduates educated within the host country are prone to educational and skills mismatch.
