The phrase "analytic assessment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where an evaluation or analysis is being conducted, particularly in academic or professional settings.
Example: "The analytic assessment of the data revealed significant trends that were previously unnoticed."
Alternatives: "analytical evaluation" or "analytical review".
Indeed, the reader finishes this book longing for the sort of shapely, analytic assessment of Franklin that, say, Joseph Ellis provided for two other founding fathers in his recent books on John Adams ("Passionate Sage and Thomas Jeffersonon ("American Sphinx").
JB carried out the analytic assessment.
Analytic assessment of sustainability of urban blocks of Dowlatabad quarters shows significant difference between adjacent and apparently similar quarters.
The developments and findings are illustrated with representative (Monod and Haldane) examples through analytic assessment and numerical simulation.
The integral aim of this paper is identification of morphologically sustainable urban block and proposing an analytic assessment for measurement of sustainability of urban block.
This paper tries to measure morphological characteristics of urban blocks through comparing an existed situation to sustainable development principles for urban form and applying an analytic assessment.
I think of crisis books as falling broadly into three groups: journalistic blow-by-blow accounts (what Mr. Yglesias calls "tick-tocks"); analytic assessments that sacrifice colorful details for a broader perspective; and screeds with half-baked conspiracy theories and infeasible "magic wand" policy alternatives.
Such analytic assessments are particularly important in safety-critical systems as latent vulnerabilities may exist which have negative consequences only in certain circumstances.
Analytic assessments are routinely promulgated throughout the intelligence community, shared across multiple government agencies, and may find their way into policy discussions at very high levels of government, where they may be cited to support significantly risky courses of action.
We analyzed 39 million data points covering Grand Slam matches over the past seven years to provide analytic assessments of players and what they need to do to succeed.
Analytic assessments used a reversed-phase, 4.6(250 mm C18 column (Vydac 218TP54) and a linear 0 to 100% gradient of solvent B applied over 100 min at 1 ml/min.
