The phrase "as a thorough assessment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a detailed evaluation or analysis of a subject or situation.
Example: "The report was prepared as a thorough assessment of the current market trends and consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "as a comprehensive evaluation" or "as a detailed analysis".
As a thorough assessment of the extended model capabilities, a multiphase lab scale set-up, which provides a comprehensive data set, is presented.
So Ms. Session Stepp's reliance on people defining their own actions can't be taken as a thorough assessment.
However, this requires more scientific evidence (validation studies), as well as a thorough assessment of the balance of benefits and harms for those to whom the screening is offered, taking account of the aim of the screening.
Blood glucose assessment should be accomplished by a detailed assessment of last caloric meal and drink as well as a thorough assessment of alcohol consumption, medication intake, exercise status, and time of day of blood sampling.
Given that all host species sampled transmitted B. microti, further studies detailing the level of genetic differentiation between B. microti samples isolated from different hosts are critical, as is a thorough assessment of the genetic diversity of B. microti infections of humans.
The tax practices questioned by the commission were "robust and based on a thorough assessment" as well as "positive for our business climate," it said.
As a prerequisite for a thorough assessment of the thermoadaptation of the A. pompejana proteome we generated a large set of orthologous protein sequences from A. pompejana and nine other eukaryotic species.
Peter Gelb, too, is facing a test: the current Met season is the first that he has planned himself, and it will allow for a thorough assessment of his progress as general manager.
Home Office guidance states that permission for visits such as that made by Sutcliffe should be granted only after a thorough assessment of any safety risks and the strength of any compassionate grounds.
She added that "a thorough assessment of the effectiveness of I.R.S. collection practices" was "impossible".
