The phrase "an initial assessment for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the first evaluation or analysis of a situation, project, or individual, often as part of a process.
Example: "The team conducted an initial assessment for the new marketing strategy to identify potential challenges and opportunities."
Alternatives: "a preliminary evaluation for" or "an introductory analysis for".
He continues: "There is a very real and unmet demand for the greater use of children's homes as part of an initial assessment for older children when first coming into care, and those on the edge of care".
In an initial assessment for the mayor last month, Godown raised serious questions about the agency's publicly reported response times, citing problems with the computer programs that are used.
In our study, to determine if the psychiatrist needed to be contacted, the nurses always performed an initial assessment for each patient.
After an initial assessment for compliance with eligibility criteria, patient enrollment was conducted by a physical therapist who also performed all the blind assessments.
As an initial assessment for the effects of TORC2 inhibition, we analyzed the amount of cell death and the rate of proliferation of MCF7 and PC3 cells upon Rictor depletion.
In Cambodia, for instance, it conducted an initial assessment for a project aimed at improving the livelihood of rural poor in two sectors: health/nutrition, and agriculture marketing (CECI and Cambodia Researchers for Development: Improving Livelihood of the Cambodian Rural Poor: Strategies in Health, Nutrition and Agricultural Commodity Marketing, 2001).
This analysis provided an initial assessment of pleiotropy for these loci.
The tinnitus handicap inventory is a well-validated questionnaire for an initial assessment of tinnitus severity, but is less sensitive as a measurement tool for treatment outcome.
Looking for a solution, they decided to spend $500 for an initial assessment from American Management Services, a consulting firm.
A total of 150 patients (50 patients in each arm) were judged sufficient for an initial assessment of bleeding risks associated with the three study treatments, as well as for gathering all relevant information for designing and organising prior to a proposed larger multicentre study.
Overall, the developed QSPR model provides a valuable tool for an initial assessment of the susceptibility of organic micropollutants to AOPs.
