The phrase "address assessment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the evaluation or analysis of an address, such as in real estate, urban planning, or data management.
Example: "The team conducted an address assessment to determine the suitability of the location for the new development project."
Alternatives: "location evaluation" or "address evaluation".
We address assessment and management of symptoms, knowledge and skill needed for effective communication, and interdisciplinary collaboration for patient and family support.
There are many proposals for the assessment of quality and of economic restraints in health care but only a few address assessment of innovations.
In addition, the MRC report recommended including the following items: category fluency (animal naming), recalling a name and address, assessment of remote memory, assessment of recent memory, ideational praxis, abstract thinking (similarities), and recognition of objects from unusual views.
According to Weis, discussions emphasize fiscal year 2007 research initiatives in environmental sensors and biomarker development, which will address assessment needs for environmental pollutants, diet, physical activity, and even psychosocial stressors.
The result of the study also proves the use of GIS as a powerful tool in addressing assessment and monitoring programs of the water quality in the mangrove ecosystems.
We did not find any papers that addressed assessment scales in the specific topic of interest (i.e., transfer-related actions of dementia care dyads).
The proposed framework addressing assessment, re-identification, and communication was inspired by our efforts to develop a feedback policy for the Liver Disease Project LDPP) located at Research Institute of the McGill University Health Centre in Montréal, Québec.
We also address the assessment issue and propose a procedure for qualitative user evaluation of the synthesized sequences.
Examples of applications of the conceptual model are given that address sustainability assessment of agricultural technologies and agroecosystems.
Patterns identified include misrepresented bibliographic data, inappropriate references, irrelevant material and generalised text that did not address the assessment question or grading criteria.
Address and assessment data are kept separately.
