The phrase "a differentiated assessment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in educational contexts to refer to an evaluation method that takes into account the diverse needs and abilities of students.
Example: "The teacher implemented a differentiated assessment to ensure that all students could demonstrate their understanding of the material in a way that suited their individual learning styles."
Alternatives: "a tailored evaluation" or "a customized assessment".
As a consequence, a differentiated assessment of PSF + TOF and PSF with regard to varying TBR is required.
Consequently, a differentiated assessment of woodland conditions in proto-industrial times is strictly advised, even if contemporary sources draw a dark picture of the historic situation.
Secondly, it provides detailed grids describing three levels of execution for each safety control activity to enable a differentiated assessment of ones food safety control system situation.
The tool supports a differentiated assessment of context riskiness, enabling actors in fresh produce chains to take measures in their FSMS or reduce riskiness in the context.
Decomposing domain-specific problem-solving competence into various facets and, at the same time, providing an integrated measurement offers opportunities for a differentiated assessment of competence profiles and individualized interventions (Herl et al. 1999; Sugrue 1995).
Closely aligned to Maslow's Extended Hierarchy of Needs, it allows for a differentiated assessment of knowledge management related innovations and interventions and their impact on six ecosystems related to technology, extelligence, society, knowledge workers, institutions, and the ideosphere.
Such a measure would be of high relevance for the health sector as well, since it would allow a more differentiated assessment of the effects of WTO agreements than the dummy variable approach applied in this study.
The results provide a basis for the spatially differentiated assessment of landscape evolution and degradation in an area with a close relation between landslide activity, natural vegetation succession and human land use.
A single exam, so long as it has properly differentiated assessment, will mean fair, inclusive and rigorous assessment.
Ofqual is consulting on options for differentiated assessment [for maths] including overlapping tiers and 'core plus extension' models.
If some form of differentiated assessment is adopted for GCSE mathematics, the content for higher achievers will be confirmed as part of the final GCSE Mathematics requirements.
