The phrase "and explicit assessment of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for a clear and detailed evaluation of a subject or topic.
Example: "The report includes an explicit assessment of the project's outcomes and recommendations for future improvements."
Alternatives: "and clear evaluation of" or "and detailed analysis of".
Health workers and service users provided rich and explicit assessments of care and outcomes.
The primary strengths are the expansive literature search and the explicit assessment of the bi-directionality of the depression-diabetes relationship, which previous reviews have not systematically evaluated.
Our solutions to the problem of appraisal are threefold: design QOL measures with known appraisal parameters, use appraisal measures as stratification or screening variables for certain studies or certain analyses, and include explicit assessment of appraisal constructs in studies to function as mediators or moderators of effects of interest.
By linking land use and LPPs the system provides a spatially explicit assessment of effects of LULCC on landscape processes and functions (LPF).
Thus, landscape-scale models were developed for spatially explicit assessment of potential and present habitat suitability, based on site-scale models but using GIS and remote sensing-based data.
Only reports featuring unilateral pallidotomy as the exclusive surgery, a sample size of at least five patients, explicit assessment of ADL, and sufficient quantitative data were subjected to analysis.
These results suggest that smokers do spontaneously experience craving, independent of an explicit assessment of craving and that think-aloud methods may provide a novel assessment of craving that may be relatively more sensitive than self-report methods under some circumstances.
Our results indicate that analyses of PES effectiveness have to date focused on either ecosystem service provision or habitat proxies, with only half of them making explicit assessment of additionality and most describing that payments have been beneficial for land cover and biodiversity.
For inclusion in the review, studies had to focus on ADRs in the elderly and had to include an explicit definition of what was considered an ADR and/or an explicit assessment of causality, and a clear description of the method used for ADR identification, and had to describe factors associated with an increased risk of an ADR.
Existing literature indicates ACC risk-correlated activity in the context of learning [ 22, 24, 25] and insula activity where there is an explicit assessment of probabilities [ 20, 21, 23] (though feedback is often present in these latter experimental paradigms).
