The phrase "accepted assessment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a particular evaluation or judgment has been recognized or approved by relevant parties.
Example: "The accepted assessment of the project's success was based on the feedback from stakeholders and the final results."
Alternatives: "approved evaluation" or "recognized appraisal".
Currently there is no generally accepted assessment tool for this population.
Designers are also aided in the selection and application of widely accepted assessment techniques, by means of the application of assessment design patterns.
The Prolo Scale (PS) is a widely accepted assessment tool for lumbar spinal surgery results.
In the early 1990s, some authors followed Prolo's intention of creating a widely accepted assessment tool by publishing retrospective studies conducted on a significant population sample.
The consequences for health care are based on generally accepted assessment and treatment policies.
11 South Sudan is classified as fragile by widely accepted assessment frameworks (ie, WB Country Policy and Institutional Assessment, Fund for Peace Failed States Index, Uppsala Conflict Database).
Founded in 2014 by Dr. David Eagleman, a neuroscientist at Baylor College of Medicine, BrainCheck adapts to an interactive format the accepted assessments that neuropsychologists and neurologists administer to patients offline.
First, the SDQ is an integral part of the DAWBA (providing an initial screen for caseness and diagnostic type), and so can be used for screening in the context of ordinary clinic activity; secondly, the DAWBA is the instrument employed by the National Statistics Mental Health of Children survey [ 11] and so ensures a close relationship with nationally accepted assessments.
The first strategy consisted in being selective in accepting assessment tasks.
The county board of equalization accepted this assessment without change.
Even if one accepted that assessment, having it delivered with Mr. Pataki sitting right there reflected both self-righteousness and exceptionally poor manners.
