The phrase "a developmental assessment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to evaluating growth or progress, particularly in fields like education, psychology, or healthcare.
Example: "The school conducted a developmental assessment to identify the areas where students needed additional support."
Alternatives: "a growth evaluation" or "a progress assessment".
"I will do a developmental assessment on a child, if there is a reason to do one," she said.
At age 27 months she underwent a developmental assessment.
Finally, the infants undertook a developmental assessment using the Mullen Scale of Early Learning (Mullen 1995).
The assessment consisted of a clinical examination, a structured neurological assessment and a developmental assessment using the BSID-II [ 15].
At 2 years' corrected age all families will be contacted to arrange a developmental assessment to investigate longer-term outcomes.
School regulations in the province of Bavaria mandate that all children undergo a developmental assessment and a standardized physical examination before entering primary school [ 17, 18].
This study examined the usefulness of a computerized developmental assessment tool, designed to provide investigative interviewers with knowledge about children's understanding of spatial, temporal, numerical, and color terms that may be relevant to the forensic setting.
Limited resources also did not allow us to validate the Ages and Stages Questionnaires against a standardised developmental assessment tool.
All study participants underwent a detailed developmental assessment by experienced developmental pediatricians at the Development Assessment Unit of the "Aghia Sophia" Children's Hospital in Athens, Greece.
While the PEDS gives an estimate of high and moderate developmental risk based on parental concerns this is not synonymous with a comprehensive developmental assessment.
A subgroup of the cohort will have 3D facial photography of their child at 12 months and a comprehensive developmental assessment (Bayley Scales of Infant & Toddler Development, Bayley-III) at two years of age.
