The phrase "assessing the thoroughness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when evaluating the completeness or detail of a process, report, or study.
Example: "The committee is responsible for assessing the thoroughness of the research conducted before making any recommendations."
Alternatives: "evaluating the completeness" or "reviewing the detail".
Some of the above studies also provided empirical data that can be used to assess the thoroughness of users' design feedback.
The review of content assessed the thoroughness of the pamphlet or brochure to provide information on 11 topics germane to the oral health of infants, toddlers and preschool children.
When evaluating internal criticism, the evaluator assesses the adequacy (thoroughness in addressing topic), clarity (clearness of statements), consistency (congruency in semantics, etc)., logical development (support from evidence), and level of theory development.
We used a predetermined error grading scale (Table 1) to assess the accuracy and thoroughness of individual death certificates.
As has been found with other health behaviour interventions (e.g., Myers et al, 2004), it may be necessary to supplement the initial training session with periodic prompts to action, as well as opportunities for 'checking in' to assess the adequacy and thoroughness of an individual's SSE technique.
These were carefully examined in a qualitative study involving patients to confirm the thoroughness of domains and to assess the understandability and acceptable wording of the items.
Within the field of HCI, usability evaluation output is typically assessed on thoroughness and validity[33]; that is, the proportion of real usability problems that are identified in the evaluation and the proportion of problem predictions that actually correspond to real usability problems (as opposed to false positives).
Further, the thoroughness of SSE was not directly assessed, suggesting some bias in the way this may have been interpreted by participants.
Overall satisfaction scores were assessed in this study using provider ratings ("Physician Care", 9 items) on the thoroughness of care, physician communication and follow-up, listening, demeanor, discussion of test results, answering questions, treatment success, and including the patient in the decision processes.
