The phrase "a major assessment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an important evaluation or examination in an academic or professional context.
Example: "The students are preparing for a major assessment that will determine their final grades for the semester."
Alternatives: "a significant evaluation" or "a critical examination."
Nothing inflicts fear and loathing on the heart of a co-op resident like the specter of a major assessment.
It follows a major assessment in 2011 by the same team, which concluded that the annual cost of nitrogen pollution was in the region of £62bn-£282bn.
The last time we did a major assessment, in 2009, it was escalating at a rate faster and greater than we had seen previously..
"But right after or during a major assessment, unit owners tend to be more interested in doing it to avoid another assessment.
The EU needs to develop a more cohesive approach to development aid and speak consistently with a unified voice or risk its influence and impact weakening, a major assessment of its aid programme has claimed.
This case study examines a teaching candidate's completion of a major assessment project, including his approach to lesson planning and assessment design, the creation of rubrics, and the crafting of narratives to analyze his students' work.
In this paper, we report the first major assessment of a newly developed instrument, the Alberta Context Tool (ACT), designed to parsimoniously measure organizational context as perceived by healthcare providers working in complex healthcare settings.
Extensive climate change is now affecting every form of life in the Arctic, according to a major new assessment by international polar scientists.
"Since the global crisis, a mix of investment, credit and fiscal stimulus has underpinned activity," the I.M.F. said in a major annual assessment of the Chinese economy.
Assuming the process proceeds as planned, it will provide a visible measure of progress to report in a major administration assessment of the strategy due in December.
The deadline for results is short: Administration officials anticipate that the operation will form the centerpiece of a major strategy assessment due in December and will justify the first withdrawals of U.S. troops from elsewhere in Afghanistan in July 2011.
