The phrase "aim of assessment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or objective behind an evaluation or assessment process.
Example: "The aim of assessment is to measure student understanding and progress in the curriculum."
Alternatives: "purpose of assessment" or "objective of assessment".
It is our strong belief that the constructed writing ability scale, despite the fact that it needs further improvement, is expected to facilitate classroom teaching of writing, thus achieving our aim of assessment for learning.
The aim of assessment of screen-detected lesions is to achieve a definitive diagnosis and thereby avoid diagnostic surgery.
Further research is needed to explore how feedback and reflections that are specific as well as goal-oriented, as evidenced by the formulation of an action plan, impact on performance improvement, the ultimate aim of assessment of observed performance.
Finally, we return to mixtures risk assessment with the aim of assessing whether current risk assessment practices implicitly assume that assessment factors take account of combination effects.
Verheem (2002) defines the aim of sustainability assessment as ensuring that "plans and activities make an optimal contribution to sustainable development" (Sala, Ciuffo, & Nijkamp 2015: 314).
Thus, the aim of intake assessment at early stages of the criminal justice process, and in particular before sentencing and incarceration, is to identify those risk factors or diseases that can be treated by providing targeted interventions.
The aim of the assessment was to estimate the order of magnitude of potential damages and losses due to earthquakes, and use these results in the design of an earthquake insurance policy for the water and sewage network, as well as in the update of the existing voluntary and collective insurance scheme of the buildings in the city.
The aim of this assessment is not to provide numeric ascertainment of correlates of campaign participation but rather to identify themes and patterns that can perhaps inform future campaign design and implementation.
We assume that the aim of biodiversity assessment in LCA is to quantify and minimize the risk of global extinction of species of different taxa.
However, the aim of the assessment of services was to give a general overview of service provision for homeless people with mental health problems in Europe.
