The phrase "amount of assessment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the quantity or extent of an evaluation or appraisal in various contexts, such as education or performance reviews.
Example: "The amount of assessment required for this course is significantly higher than last semester."
Alternatives: "level of assessment" or "degree of evaluation".
It was clear that they were clinically assessed for treatment, but the process and amount of assessment were not explicit; who assessed them; nor the process of how they were interviewed before the assessment.
It may be feasible for homeowners to negotiate a payment plan -- and even to cushion the potential impact by increasing the amount of assessment coverage in their homeowner insurance.
The resulting operators have the potential for use as decision aids for systems designers and cyber-security experts, increasing the amount of assessment that can be achieved with the limited resources available.
No amount of assessment, strategic planning, or planning procedures, all of which have been grafted onto university life from the body corporate practice, can improve the quality of education on our university campuses.
The amount of assessment that can be administered on a session or daily basis in youth treatment outcome studies therefore may be limited.
By such logic, standardising the amount of assessment could raise the standard of postgraduate knowledge, as measured by improved performance on postgraduate assessments.
The Board shall collect a total amount of assessments, fees, or other charges from the companies described in paragraph (2) that is equal to the total expenses the Board estimates are necessary or appropriate to carry out the supervisory and regulatory responsibilities of the Board with respect to such companies.
It would, therefore, be important in designing such a system to understand whether more learning takes place at medical schools prescribing greater amounts of assessment, and if that in turn results in the acquisition of more 'medical capital' [ 16] that is later advantageous to candidates sitting postgraduate medical examinations.
In Wales, all that changed was the amount of external assessment in English.
With all those variations, there's a certain amount of human assessment required.
