The phrase "a multidimensional assessment" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an evaluation that considers multiple factors or dimensions, often in contexts like education, psychology, or performance reviews.
Example: "The study utilized a multidimensional assessment to evaluate the participants' cognitive abilities, emotional intelligence, and social skills."
Alternatives: "a comprehensive evaluation" or "a multifaceted analysis".
All participants were given a multidimensional assessment, which included anthropometric, psycho-social and life-style evaluation.
Selective dorsal rhizotomy versus orthopedic surgery: a multidimensional assessment of outcome efficacy.
A comprehensive geriatric assessment (CGA) is a multidimensional assessment that is designed to detect health problems.
Results are discussed in terms of the cognitive appraisal model of stress coping using a multidimensional assessment of treatment effects.
We utilized the so-called Safe-Range-Inventory (SRI), a multidimensional assessment tool for capturing multi-facets of subjective range safety assessments.
The designed instrument offers a multidimensional assessment of self-efficacy in ten functional areas: intellectual, family, educational, professional, social, religious, erotic, moral, life standard and health.
In New York, a similar but far smaller program was created two years ago, using consultants based at the Albany College of Medicine to provide an multidimensional assessment of a problem doctor's competence.
All participants received a brief multidimensional assessment followed, in the universal arm by a nurse led in-depth assessment while in the targeted arm the in-depth assessment was offered only to participants with pre-determined problems at the brief assessment.
However, to the best of the authors' knowledge, no studies have been focused on instrument kits in the specific setting of lumbar arthrodesis, with a complete multidimensional assessment approach.
Thus, a comprehensive multidimensional assessment of potential contributing factors such as maternal medical history, obstetric antecedents, intrapartum factors (including fetal heart rate monitoring results and issues related to the delivery itself), and placental pathology is recommended [2].
All items within the CM model came from a standardized, multidimensional assessment, the interRAI Community Health Assessment and the Deafblind Supplement.
