The phrase "an assessment package" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of tools, resources, or materials designed to evaluate or assess something, such as a student's knowledge or a project's effectiveness.
Example: "The school provided an assessment package to help teachers evaluate student progress throughout the year."
Alternatives: "an evaluation kit" or "a testing bundle".
The current validity study required five experienced clinicians to rank a total of 50 cases as having Low, Medium, or High Support Need based on descriptions that were part of an assessment package for services.
The scale is derived from the Dutch version of the Social and Health Assessment, an assessment package used for population studies in various countries (SAHA) [ 33, 34].
The SAHA is an assessment package combining various instruments on child behaviour, health and development and has been used for youth population studies in various countries [ 45, 46].
Increasingly in clinical studies, clinical indicators and outcomes will form part of an assessment package where patient lifestyle choices and behaviour, attitudes and satisfaction with healthcare provision are a major focus.
As part of an assessment software package for community energy systems, a database application is developed to systematically calculate the energy demands for mixes of 12 different types of building in Korea.
The major issues for the network with regard to the routine use of neurocognitive testing were the lengthy and time-consuming nature of assessments and the lack of feasibility of their use in a multidimensional assessment package (Goodwin et al. 2008).
The purpose of this study was to develop a systematic functional assessment package for aberrant behaviors maintained by nonsocial (automatic) reinforcement.
The data was entered by clinical and administrative staff onto individual electronic databases, using a standardised computerised assessment package (MiData) and then the anonymised datasets were merged by HLF.
In an attempt to validate the assessment package for each participant, a DRO procedure was implemented using a reversal design with a multielement component.
The Leicester Assessment Package (LAP) is an established measure of consultation competence for general practice consultations [ 14].
As a part of the standard ADHD assessment package, parents were asked to complete both the Child Behavior Checklist [ 24] and the Conners' Parent Rating Scale-Revised [ 19] to allow assessment of ADHD-related daytime behavior.
