The phrase "appraisal information" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to data or details related to the assessment or evaluation of something, such as property, performance, or value.
Example: "The bank requires appraisal information to determine the value of the property before approving the loan."
Alternatives: "evaluation data" or "assessment details".
Some of the performance appraisal information may be helpful in making such determinations, but neither of these two functions should contaminate the performance appraisal feedback process.
If you apply the new estate tax law, you need the appraisal information both to figure the total value of the estate and to compute capital gains when heirs hold onto the asset and later sell it.
Instead of just collecting checks, the service departments need to have a back and forth with their customers, they need income information and appraisal information to even know if the home is eligible.
The first comprehensive national database of professional appraisal information covering millions of American homes--probably including yours--is set to become available on the World Wide Web.
You mentioned in one of your previous emails that you were going to include appraisal information as well, and I wonder if you have contacted someone about your inventory?
Under a joint venture soon to be announced by the largest American appraisal society--the 20,000-member Appraisal Institute--and FNC Inc., an Internet software company, detailed appraisal information will be available via the Web to home buyers, sellers, Realtors, mortgage lenders, Wall Street investors, marketing firms and others with interests in real estate.
In general, topics that inform risk appraisal, namely information about the severity of the infection, the likelihood of infection and places that pose the greatest risk were considered less urgent.
MR is thought to be implicated in emotions related to anxiety, memory acquisition (appraisal of information and response selection), whereas activation of GR modulates the consolidation of information (Lupien and McEwen 1997; Oitzl and de Kloet 1992).
Ideally, surrogate models should allow: a) the integration of variable fidelity samples, and, b) provide estimation and appraisal (error) information consistent with the amount and fidelity level of the available data.
The four factors underlying landholders' appraisal of information sources were termed 'enterprise'financence and family'environmentent groups' and 'media' which correspond to the subject matter and accessibility of the various sources.
All versions ask for appraisal of information, appraisal of participation, appraisal of the clinician (the child's clinician or the own clinician), appraisal of the treatment result and for background information.
