"a assessment" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to an evaluation or an examination. For example, "I passed the assessment with flying colors."
: To evaluate the use of medical records and the quality of the daily register (use of SOAP notes. S: Subjective, O: Objective, A: Assessment, P: Plan) in first and second patient visits on demand.
Factors influencing this change are A) assessment methods and B) authenticity of the learning environment by introducing simulated/real patients.
In Group A, assessment of cell proliferation by MTT assay showed decrease by 2.04% and 63.27% at 20 and 30 min, respectively, compared to control following arthroscopic exposure.
And heaven forbid if the appraiser comes up with a assessment below what the owners think their property is worth -- even if, as often happens, Mrs. Schrittwieser said, "You point out to them that the closet you see in the house you're appraising is not the bedroom that they claimed it was".
Maybe it should be more of a gaming platform, rather than a assessment?
Open image in new window Fig. 5 a Assessment of fracture risk in postmenopausal women when DEXA is widely available.
