"assessing criteria" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when discussing the evaluation or measurement of something based on specific standards or factors. Example: The company's hiring process involves carefully assessing criteria such as experience, education, and skills to select the most qualified candidates for the job.
The assessing criteria include mechanical comfort, safety, and amplification factor.
The impact of peer assessment on language learning is promising, but its efficacy seems to depend on many factors including students' attitudes, language levels, familiarity with the assessing criteria, the type of skill being assessed, and the possible presence of bias such as gender and friendship.
This information is needed for use in genomic epidemiology when assessing criteria to include/exclude isolates in an outbreak investigation.
The assessing criteria based on the standard recommended by Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality AHRQQ) containing nine items was used to evaluate literature quality [ 13].
For CD a score similar to the Rutgeerts Score was used, assessing criteria such as normal mucosa/< 5 aphthae/> 5 aphthae or skip lesions/diffuse aphthae/diffuse inflammation with ulcerations, nodules, and strictures, with scores ranging from 0 to 4 points [ 39].
A "gold standard" for assessing criterion validity in measures of body awareness does not exist.
Assessing criterion validity involves correlating a scale with a criterion measure[ 17].
The same statements had been used in a previous study assessing criterion validity of the evaluation tool [ 5].
There was support for a two-factor solution on the ABASI, with all items assessing criterion B and criterion C loading on respective factor.
Councils will want to carefully assess criteria such as "having family living in the local area" in case they discriminate unfairly.
Similar scores were used for the two other (qualitatively assessed) criteria: time horizon and costs.
