The phrase "a multivariate assessment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where multiple variables or factors are being evaluated or analyzed, often in fields like statistics, research, or data analysis.
Example: "The study conducted a multivariate assessment to understand the impact of various factors on student performance."
Alternatives: "a multifactor evaluation" or "a multiple-variable analysis".
Results from a multivariate assessment demonstrated that measured endpoints distinguished male, female and intersex mullets at immature gametogenic stage.
Fight experience was also examined as a continuous variable (number of fights) and remained significantly associated with reported injury in a multivariate assessment.
A multivariate assessment has been adapted to the classification of a large, irregular dataset of approximately 34,000 surface water samples accumulated over more than 30 years.
This study provides a multivariate assessment of the effects of the NOD1 agonist FK565 and the NOD2 agonist MDP, alone and in combination with the TLR4 agonist LPS, on immune, cerebral, neuroendocrine and behavioral parameters of sickness in male mice.
The target of the paper is to provide a general framework for the multivariate assessment of the risk of failure by using a structural approach.
A logistic regression model served in the multivariate assessment of factors related to a high score in attitude compared to those related to a low score.
Once validated, mtDNA content could be incorporated with other available risk factors to construct a multivariate risk assessment model for identifying subjects with high risk of glioma.
Multivariate assessment of unconditioned locomotor behavior using the rat Behavioral Pattern Monitor (BPM) developed in our laboratory has shown that hyperactivity includes complex multifaceted behaviors.
Multivariate assessment of microbial communities.
In the multivariate assessment, we used stratified Cox regression.
Discriminant multivariate assessment of relative (indexed to baseline) changes in responses yielded similar results.
